Emancipation Proclamation: What it Meant to African Americans in Arkansas

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Emancipation Proclamation: What it Meant to African Americans in Arkansas

Video recording of symposium in which speakers Orentt Grind, Donna Shelton, Dr. John Graves, Leita Spears, Archie Moore Jr., Carolyn Ashcroft, and Ronnie Nichols discuss topics of Rosenwald Schools, reconstruction, the Freedmen's Bureau, and African American History Makers.

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title: Emancipation Proclamation: What it Meant to African Americans in Arkansas

creator: Black History Commission of Arkansas; Arkansas State Archives; Orentt Grind, Donna Shelton, Dr. John Graves, Leita Spears, Archie Moore Jr., Carolyn Ashcroft; Ronnie Nichols

subject: African Americans--History; Emancipation Proclamation

description: Video recording of symposium in which speakers Orentt Grind, Donna Shelton, Dr. John Graves, Leita Spears, Archie Moore Jr., Carolyn Ashcroft, and Ronnie Nichols discuss topics of Rosenwald Schools, reconstruction, the Freedmen's Bureau, and African American History Makers.

publisher: Arkansas State Archives

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date: 2013-06-01

type: Moving Image

format: .mp4

identifier: asa_ms000757_bd003_vid_ac

source: Black History Commission of Arkansas seminars (digital), MS.000757

language: English

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coverage: Arkansas

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