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Black Americans Show Optimism in Achieving the American Dream - Ebony

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The concept of the American dream has always been synonymous with freedom—this idea that regardless of race, regardless of where one is from, and despite the unfavorable conditions they may have been born into, any person could achieve prosperity and success in “the land of the free.” But a growing number of Americans are finding […]

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