Used; sticker on front cover, lightly yellowed pages; Copyright: 1975; paperback
How it is: Growing Up Black in America
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The Best Richardson Literature and Culture Museum is fulfilling our goal since our nonprofit's inception in 2018. We now own land in the historic Lincolnville neighborhood, where our nonprofit will be housed with the help of our Friends, Donors, and Benefactors. "No gift is too small!!!" Use our Donate button, mail donations, or bring them to the Museum. At this time, we take this opportunity to thank Ms. Elizabeth L. Horsley for her more-than-generous contribution, the LCRA, the Community Foundation of Northeast Florida, the Lincolnville Historical PRS, St. Augustine Cultural Council, the CDA-Zimeniz Fatio House, and the Daughters of the American Revolution, who have helped our mission.
Visit us at 83 Washington St. in the historic Lincolnville Community of St. Augustine, FL. Join us for the "First Friday Art Walk" as you relax to Jazz Music and light refreshments while sharing History, Art, literature, and contributions of African Diaspora Gullah Families. "Search our book list for History and Genealogy to discover Men of Color in the middle 1750's and earlier, celebrating America 250."
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