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Annie Dabbs protects Tarpon’s Black History, part 2
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Annie Dabbs lived through staunch segregation and oppression and refuses to let the Black history of Tarpon Springs be buried.   BY J.A. JONES, Staff Writer TARPON SPRINGS - Annie Doris Dabbs remembers when the road separating the all-Black Rose Cemetery from the then all-white Cycadia Cemetery was “just a dirt road.” In the play […]
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