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Adding more African American history to MU necessary for understanding Jefferson

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MU needs more, not less, in the way of opportunities to engage in our American history. Thank goodness the Task Force on Contextualization of the Thomas Jefferson Statue report opted

Source: columbiamissourian.com

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