Black History: The More You Learn…
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September 14th, 2009
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By Lee A. Daniels
The conventional wisdom has it that we’ve nearly exhausted our exploration of African-American history – that we know all of the “important” people and events and everything about the dynamics of America’s Slave, Reconstruction and Jim Crow eras.
Only a fool – or worse – would think so.
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