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This Man Was Nicknamed “The Negro Einstein” At Harvard University. Here’s Why

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Not very much is known of his early childhood in New Orleans,but what is known are the achievements he would make in the later years to come. Born to Louis Victor & Alice Saucier Alexis,he was educated in the local schools where he excelled academically. Lucien was determined to attend Harvard University. Not having the finances […]

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