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When you were born - you did not know who you were - of course you were only a baby - but as you grew you began to wonder about who you really are You should learn much from your parents, family members, amp;amp; friends about your person and the deeper study of that quest is HISTORY.CONTENT
This web page blackhistory7.blogspot.com states the following, "Why is History Important anyway? When you were born - you did not know who you were - of course you were only a baby - but as you grew you began to wonder about who you really are You should learn much from your parents, family members, and friends about your person and the deeper study of that quest is HISTORY." We saw that the webpage said " Thursday, February 11, 2010." It also said " CAN WE REALLY LOVE EACH OTHER? Ray Mapp Thinks . Sunday, January 24, 2010. THE SCIENCE OF BLACK HISTORY www. Black people have contributed mirac."SEEK SIMILAR DOMAINS
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Between 1840 and 1860, thousands of enslaved Africans traveled the Underground Railroad to freedom in Canada. Born enslaved, Harriet Tubman found freedom via the Underground Railroad and became one of its conductors. Winner of the Black Web Award for Best Black Canadian Site, 2008.