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See World Changer  Gwen Ebron receive the Atlas World Records for the Longest History Lesson and The First Continuous lesson on African, African American and African Diaspora History

Witness a Ghanaian Wedding.

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Hear, “Lift Every Voice and Sing,” by the Hampton University Choir, see the Alvin Alley Dancers, hear about Elizabeth Taylor Greenfield and hear Danielle Angrand sing like Sarah Vaughn.

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Learn about Eatonville, Florida; Rodeo Drive; Tahaqa and Jesus.

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Continue to be informed and inspired by The deep sea diver Crabtree, and learn about the second-largest place of African people.

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The class watched 3 videos which emphasized Jerusalem,  and the Black people who lived there, the African American Flag and the real name of Africa – Alkebulan.

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On this 4th of July,  let us remember our Black Founding Fathers and Mothers:

James Armistad – The spy who helped the Revolutionary War to be won.

Jocko Graves – The young man who froze to death while holding the lamp for George Washington and the troops as they crossed an icy cold river.

Ned Hector -Saved Artillery from being captured by the British.

Rev. Richard, Flora and Sarah Allen – Founder of the African Methodist Episcopal Church.

Rev. Absalom Jones – Founder of the African Episcopal Church.

Robert Bogel – Founder of the Catering Industry.

Cyrus Bustill – Baker who saved Washington’s army from starving.

James Forten – Fought in  the Revolutionary War and became a wealthy businessman.

Free African Society – Abolitionist members and Mutual Aid Organization.

May they always be remembered.

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