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A Second Emancipation Proclamation: Free Your Mind
By Jim Allen,Editor, NuVote Reach Photo Credit: FourStory.org The Emancipation Proclamation only freed slaves in the 10 confederate states, it did not free any slaves in the Border States, nor did it abolish slavery. Because of this, President Abraham Lincoln and other supporters … Continue reading →
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Tagged 13th Amendment, 14th Amendment, 15th Amendment, Andrew Johnson, Arne Duncan, Barack Obama, Bill of Rights, Black History Month, Booker T.Washington, Civil Rights, Civil War, Dred Scott, Drug Addictions, Emancipation Proclamation, Frederick Douglass, Great Society, Gun-Violence Task Force, Head Start, James K.Polk, John Wilkes Booth, Lincoln-Douglas Debates, Loving v Virginia, Lyndon Johnson, Martin Luther King Jr, NCLB, No Child Left Behind, Plessy v Ferguson, Race to the Top, Second Amendment, Slavery, Thurgood Marshall, W.E. B. Dubois
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American History, Family History: Am I Black Enough For You?
By Jim Allen, Editor, NuVoteReach Dr. Ruby (Lonesome). Allen celebrates her Doctorate conferral in 2012, at age 79, with family members comprising four generations of descendants of 19th century marriages between enslaved Parsons, Brown, Butts and Fulford family members. 2nd … Continue reading →
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Tagged 13th Amendment, Abraham Lincoln, Andrew Louis Lonesome, Black History Month, Booker T.Washington, Boston Brown, Brown Butts, Brown V Board, Civil Rights, Civil War, Dr. Ruby L. Allen, Dred Scott, Emancipation Proclamation, Ficklin, Fitchett, Fourteenth Amendment, Fulford, Henry Clay, interracial marriage, James K.Polk, John Rolf, Kansas-Nebraska Act, Lesley Gist, Lincoln-Douglas Debates, Loving v Virginia, Navigation Acts, Olive Butts, P, Parsons, Pocahontas, Preson Lottie Cooper, Sand Parsons, Stephen Douglas, The Gist of Freedom, Virginia Racial Integrity Act of 1924, W.E. B. Dubois, Wilson Nero Parsons
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