Fort Bend County to invest in new African-American memorial park to honor one of first freedmen’s towns in Texas | Houston Public Media

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Fort Bend County to invest in new African-American memorial park to honor one of first freedmen’s towns in Texas | Houston Public Media

… 39;s sometimes-forgotten African-American History.

Fort Bend County … accounts of lynching and African-American history that range … and understand the African-American history that lies … as prominent as other African-American memorials across the country …

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