African American Experiences During the Reconstruction Era
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See DetailsIn this webinar Dr. Kidada Williams used primary resources to discuss the daily lives of African Americans during the Reconstruction era. Participants learned about the obstacles post-Civil War African American families faced, and the impact of violence on African American communities including generational trauma.
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