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Blue, Red, & Black: African Americans and the Revolutionary War

Presented by

Donald West

What role did black people play in the quest for liberty? This presentation and PowerPoints of period artwork, illustrations, and historical documentation addressing the little-known, yet significant impact African Americans made in US history during the period of 1763-1783.

This program is part of the “Revolutionary Perspectives – Speaker Series” supported by the South Carolina American Revolution Sestercentennial Commission

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African-American History and Culture Eighteenth-Century History and Culture Revolutionary War
Donald West

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