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"Audio Stories Of A Journey To The Promised Land"
The Tulsa Race Riot was one of the worst racially motivated tragedies in american history. Hear the story of how and why it happened on that fateful morning of May 31, 1921 when the "black wall street of the midwest" crashed and burned taking hundreds of lives.
Walter Washington & The DC Home Rule Law In 1967 LBJ appointed the former New York City and DC housing executive Walter Washington to become the district's first commissioner/mayor under a so-called revised plan called "direct rule". Six years later Walter E. Washington was elected to become the city's first black mayor under a new plan called "home rule". His critics believed he was a token while others argued saying he fought hard for change and began the push for DC statehood, hear the story and you decide.
Cum Posey & Negro League Baseball
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