More Black History

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Herbert Aptheker

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Considering himself a protégé of W. E. B. Du Bois, Aptheker long emphasized his mentor's social science scholarship and life-long struggle for African Americans to achieve equality. In his work as a historian, he compiled a documentary history of African Americans in the United States, a monumental collection which he started publishing in 1951. It eventually resulted in seven volumes of primary documents, a tremendous resource for African-American studies.

SHOULD THIS BE PLACED UNDER RACE OR EDUCATION?

[Clifford Black]

John Brown (abolitionist)

SAME QUESTION AS ABOVE and why is there no discussion, about this PERSON, during what is called black history month?

[Clifford Black]

Bessie Coleman

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Why is this person so seldom talked about?