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Black History Month - African Americans and the Vote

February 17, 2020

Carolyne Abdullah, who directs Everyday Democracy's Strengthening Democratic Capacity Team, recommends that we become more attentive to the possibilities and opportunities during these times of conflict and division that often lie just below the surface and to remember the aspirations of those who fought valiantly for the vote - oftentimes making the ultimate sacrifice.  We can do no less.  Read more from the President of the Association for the Study of African American Life and History

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Civic Engagement
Diversity
Racial Equity
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