Tag: Black history in Georgia
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Dr. Faye Prescott Leads Savannah’s Veterans Day Parade as the City’s First Black Woman Grand Marshal
Dr. Faye Prescott, a U.S. Navy veteran and advocate, leads Savannah’s Veterans Day Parade as the city’s first Black woman Grand Marshal, inspiring women veterans and honoring decades of service.
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