Traveling Exhibit’s Stop At WVU Highlights African American Military History - West Virginia Public Broadcasting

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Traveling Exhibit’s Stop At WVU Highlights African American Military History - West Virginia Public Broadcasting

… Stop At WVU Highlights African American Military History

Chris Schulz … 650 items focusing on African American history and culture including … highlighted the role of African Americans in the nation’ … the Army’s first African American general officer.

“It shares …

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