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kpete

(71,984 posts) Sat Dec 20, 2014, 10:11 PM Dec 2014

From The Crisis, 1916 (NAACP magazine)...

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From The Crisis, 1916 (NAACP magazine)... (Original Post) kpete Dec 2014 OP

History repeats itself...nt daredtowork Dec 2014 #1

It is harder and harder to find local AA history after the purges by the GOP of libraries kickysnana Dec 2014 #2

daredtowork

(3,732 posts)

1. History repeats itself...nt

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Sat Dec 20, 2014, 11:59 PM

Dec 2014

kickysnana

(3,908 posts)

2. It is harder and harder to find local AA history after the purges by the GOP of libraries

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Sun Dec 21, 2014, 10:17 AM

Dec 2014

The most egregious was the middle night haul of all the AA material collection in the Detroit library system. They couldn't offer it for sale or come and get it?

All publicly funded Universities were given money to purge their old wood including original research that did not fit the GOP vision.

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