Current History
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Septima Poinsette Clark, born in 1898 in Charleston, was a pioneering figure in the Civil Rights Movement. Educated at a time when opportunities for Black individuals were scarce, she led initiatives for literacy and voting rights. As director of Citizenship Schools, Clark empowered many Black Americans, significantly increasing voter registration.
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When Confidence ebbs, liberties are spent liberally. Is History repeating itself, and have people learned from the mistakes of previous generations?
Myths & Mischief 