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Award-winning novelist and educator Toni Morrison has provided several soul-stirring stories and essays for nearly five decades. Today is the…
During the tail end of the 19th Century, the nation was deeply divided and economic lines but there were several…
Horace G. Dawson was the U.S. Ambassador to Botswana under President Jimmy Carter who became the founding director of the…
Arturo Alfonso Schomburg, also known as Arthur Schomburg, was a meticulous historian and important Harlem Renaissance figure. During his career,…
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