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‘Massa’? Plantation’s Black Overseer Refuses To Apologize For Juneteenth Debacle

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Calling it "pointless" to tell the stories of formerly enslaved people without also telling the stories of slave owners, Ian Campbell misses an opportunity to uplift and explore a part of history often ignored.

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