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THE RIGHT TO WRITE Rondell Thomas I am free to write plays and poems only due those before me We all know the story… Of dear Rosa and strong brother King For when I ride the bus and come to school, I live out their dre

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BL A CK LO Y ALISTS IN TH E M A R ITIM ES Among those who left the American colonies for the Atlantic Region immediately following the Revolution were more than 3,000 Black Pioneers, as well as Loyalist Regiments. Others

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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 2014 National Black History Theme: “Civil Rights In America” The Revolutionary American Thomas Paine held that “civil rights are those which appertain to man in right of 

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