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  • Black and white photo of Camp Washington Carver, opened in 1942, with a crowd of Black children standing outside the front with an American flag in the forefront.

    The Forgotten History of the US's African American Coal Towns

    One of the US's newest national parks has put West Virginia in the spotlight, but there's a deeper history to discover about its African American coal communities.
    by Stephen Starr via BBC News on October 24, 2022
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