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- Behind the Article on William ‘Sonny’ Duke
- Happy 2021 New Year
- Summary of Three Alexandria Gazette Articles in December 2020
- “Getting Ready to Cast My Vote – Cassie Reddick Whitmore”
- They Served Their Country – Davis and Shanklin Families
- Behind the Scene – “A Teacher Made A Difference – Joseph (Joe) Lovelace”
- Alexandria’s African American Local History
- Behind the Scene – “The Cigar Man Made a Better Life – James Thomas Ford”
- Behind the Scene – “Giving Back to the Youth: Joyce Casey Sanchez”
- Behind the Scene – “He Believed In the Constitution: Reverend Fields Cook”
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Tag Archives: Char McCargo Bah
Alexandria’s African American Local History
I was born in Alexandria, Virginia in the 1950s. I attended Charles Houston Elementary School when it was segregated. When it was time for middle school in the 1970s, Parker-Gray was already integrated. The only thing I remembered about … Continue reading
Alexandria’s Freedmen’s Cemetery: A Legacy of Freedom’s Newsletter
Alexandria’s Freedmen’s Cemetery: A Legacy of Freedom’s Newsletter I am glad to announce that my new book will be out between late December and January of 2019. My book “Alexandria’s Freedmen’s Cemetery: A Legacy of Freedom” has been in the … Continue reading
Announcing a New Blog
A new blog is available for the authors of a new book “African Americans of Alexandria, Virginia: Beacons of Light in the Twentieth Century.” Please visit their blog at http://www.changeagents818.wordpress.com. Click on the different sections About, Contact Us, and Calendar … Continue reading
