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Carter G. Woodson: the Father of Black History Between 1915-1950

Presented by

Donald West

Woodson promoted black history and culture through his scholarship and the professional organization he help to start, the Association for the Study of African American Life and History. Donald West’s presentation tells this story.

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African-American History and Culture Education and Pedagogy Twentieth-Century History and Culture

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