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Freedoms Heroes During Jim Crow: Flossie Bailey and the Deeters

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This exhibit pays tribute to people who fought hatred and injustice in the Jim Crow period. Some of these are well-known; others are unsung, ordinary people. Every quarter we will add more stories about the many heros of this era.
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  1. African Americans Segregation
  2. Blacks Segregation
  3. African American History
  4. Jim Crowism

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