‘A Visual History of Civil Rights & Social Change in Pinellas County,’ Part 1

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‘A Visual History of Civil Rights & Social Change in Pinellas County,’ Part 1

The Foundation for a Healthy St. Petersburg and the African American Heritage Association of St. Petersburg, Inc. (AAHA) produced the documentary 'A Visual History of Civil Rights & Social Change in Pinellas County,' which delves into the history of the Black community in Pinellas County. Pictured above are students from Davis Academy, the first Black […]

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