The Frederick Douglass House Becomes a National Memorial

Sat, 08.12.1922

The Frederick Douglass House Becomes a National Memorial

F. Douglas House

*On this date in 1922, Frederick Douglass's home in Washington, D.C., was dedicated as a national memorial.

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Reference Library of Black America Volumes 1 through 5
Edited by Mpho Mabunda
Copyright 1998, Gale Research, Detroit, MI

Three People That I Admire, Dr. Charles Crutchfield

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Charles Crutchfield is medical doctor. In this segment, he shares reasons for admiring three different black men.

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A roach came stuttin across my bedroom floor, like it was beyond reproach, or was some sexy-lookin whore, and if I hadn’t snuffed it, left it alive, I know... THE ROACH by John Raven.

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