‘Make sure those stories are told’: Work underway to preserve stories of African Americans in Chesterfield

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‘Make sure those stories are told’: Work underway to preserve stories of African Americans in Chesterfield

… highlighting the contributions of African Americans.

“The theme of … said.

Mallory said the African American History Committee is in … out to Chesterfield residents, African Americans, who are over … room school founded for African-American children in 1930,” …

Source: Jamaica Gleaner

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