New monument marks African American Civil War veteran who made Moorhead home

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New monument marks African American Civil War veteran who made Moorhead home

… more than 209,000 African American soldiers who fought during … will last and honor African American history, said Arrick Jackson … of more than 100 African Americans to join the … African Americans to the state and the city.

“Eventually 209,145 Black American …

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