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Celebrating Black Economic History--February 2011 (823 hits)

Whether free or enslaved, African American people were involved in the economic development of our nation.

By 1910, African American people had more than 15 million acres of rural land, but Black farms were smaller and less well...

Excerpts from "Surviving And Thriving 365 Facts in Black Economic History" by Julianne Malveaux, http://www.lastwordprod.com (Used by permission.)

For more interesting facts and commentary:
http://libertyip.blogspot.com/2011/02/cele...

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Friday, February 11th 2011 at 8:27AM
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