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Sojourner Truth

Abolitionist and women's–rights leader Sojourner Truth worked tirelessly for the poor and...
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Emancipation online educational tool

Contributed on December 17, 2007

By: nwilkins

The dramatic impact of this historical photograph is undeniable. In one collective image, through the use of photographic collage, “Emancipation” captures the dramatic record of African-Americans throughout 300 years of history in America.
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Emancipation online educational tool

Contributed on December 17, 2007

By: nwilkins

The dramatic impact of this historical photograph is undeniable. In one collective image, through the use of photographic collage, “Emancipation” captures the dramatic record of African-Americans throughout 300 years of history in America. Try our in
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civil war, women's rights, civil rights, underground railroad, new orleans, photograph, resistance, slavery, pain, escape, abolition, activism, naacp, poetry, champion, athlete, experience, tradition, culture, educate, music, blacksmith, pottery, blues, gospel, storytelling

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AFRICAN AND NATIVE AMERICAN ANCESTRY

Contributed on June 12, 2008

By: celebrityshowcase

Having Nigerian Grandfather, Paul Eford, and Blackfoot Native American Grandmother, Emma Lee Price, gave me a sense of pride and a desire to become independent. Being the first female host/producer of any hiphop music video talk show on Cable TV was a cha
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Edmonia Lewis

The first significant sculptor of African-American and Native American heritage, Edmonia Lewis...
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