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From Slavery to Capitol Hill: Josiah Thomas Walls
America’s first Black congressmen Continue reading
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Tagged Black congressmen, Black History Month, Florida, history, Josiah Thomas Walls, Reconstruction
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From Slavery to Capitol Hill: Benjamin Sterling Turner
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Tagged Alabama, Benjamin Sterling Turner, Black congressmen, Black History Month, history, Selma
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From Slavery to Capitol Hill: Robert Smalls
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Tagged Beaufort, Black congressmen, Black History Month, Civil War, history, Robert Smalls, slavery, South Carolina
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From Slavery to Capitol Hill: George Washington Murray
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From Slavery to Capitol Hill: John Roy Lynch
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Tagged Black congressman, Black History Month, Civil Rights Act of 1875, history, John Roy Lynch, Mississippi, Natchez, Resconstruction
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From Slavery to Capitol Hill: John Adams Hyman
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Tagged Black congressmen, Black History Month, history, John Adams Hyman, North Carolina, Warrenton
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From Slavery to Capitol Hill: Jefferson Franklin Long
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Tagged Black congressmen, Black History Month, Georgia, history, Jefferson Franklin Long, Macon, Reconstruction
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From Slavery to Capitol Hill: Jeremiah Haralson
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Tagged Black congressmen, Black History Month, history, Jeremiah Haralson, Reconstruction
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Operation Sojourner: Spies in the Pews
How the INS infiltrated the Santuary Movement Continue reading
1980: Good Times/Bad Times for Those Seeking Asylum in the U.S.
Central Americans and U.S. refugee policy Continue reading
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Tagged Central America, El Salvador, Guatamala, history, Refugee Act of 1920, refugees, Ronald Reagan
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