Tag: 973.0496 (African American History)
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George Washington Carver National Monument is the first monument dedicated to an African American and a non-president, celebrating Carver’s revolutionary contributions to agriculture and his legacy.
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Discover the history of Black Bottom, Nashville’s first Black community, which once thrived as a cultural and economic hub before urban renewal projects led to its displacement.
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- Willie Gooden, Former Walk-On, Leads Kilgore College to Three Conference Titles as First Black Head Coach
