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Black ThenCyrus F. Adams: Historian, Teacher & Civil Rights Advocate

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Cyrus F. Adams, born in Louisville, KY, was an author, a historian, a teacher, a newspaper man, a businessman, and dedicated Republican. He was also a civil rights advocate who used the newspaper to speak out against racism and prejudices. Adams also served as the Assistant Register of the U.S. Treasury. Adams was listed as […]

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