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"It wasn't in her lifetime, but it was handed down" : four Black oral histories of Massachusetts

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Wachs, Eleanor F Massachusetts. Office of the Secretary of State Commonwealth Museum at Columbia Point

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"February, 1989"--ForewordIncludes bibliographical references
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  1. African Americans
  2. Oral History

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