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Blue Ridge Conservancy discusses history of African Americans on the Parkway

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… the history of African Americans and their relationship … and nationally known African American leader during the … African American, and Jones said that this caused African American … to learn about the African American homesteaders’ experience.

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Source: wataugademocrat.com | Serving the High Country since 1888

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