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Dr. Thomas Hency Brewer: Spearheaded the Drive for Racial Equality in Columbus, GA

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Thomas Hency Brewer, an African American physician, was the driving force behind racial equality in Columbus, GA from the 1920s until his assassination on February 18, 1956, which was widely believed to have resulted from his political activism. Brewer, whose death had considerable impact on local race relations, is recognized as a martyr of the […]

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