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On the Map Then, Off the Map Now
After the Civil War, Black voters and Black officeholders redrew American politics — the story in 'Reconstruction' (Vol. 6). Today, a Louisiana congressional map stretched 250 miles long does the redrawing the other way. Marcus and Denise follow the lines.📚 From the 'Left Out of the History Books' series by Carlos L. Young Sr. — https://www.etsy.com/shop/TheDigitalBlackVoice
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