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Jun 2024
17m 37s

A Georgia Man's Life Mission To Preserve...

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Speaking at a Juneteenth event at the White House this month, President Joe Biden warned about the “old ghosts in new garments” trying to erase the nation’s Black history by banning books and restricting diversity programs. But across the country, people are also working hard to preserve that history in the face of Republican opposition. So, on a special Jun ... Show More
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