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|  | | A Saga of the Black Child (Paperback)
Show case a museum-quality collection of postcards, photographs and memorabilia (circa 1880-1950) and their positive and negative portrayal of African-Americans.
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p align="justify">font size="2">strong>The child has always been revered as the future of a people, of a nation./strong>/font>
p align="justify">font size="2">strong>Children learn from the actions they saw their parents and elders take - is it any wonder that racism is still an issue even in modern times?/strong>/font>
p align="justify">font size="2">strong>Mistakes were made, lessons were learned, we continue to live and grow and learn./strong>/font>
/div> | |  | | A Saga of the Black Man (Paperback)
A collection of thoughts and images Mrs. Quisenberry has gathered over the past 30 years.
These actual postcards from the late 1890s through the 1940s reflect the mood and attitude of this era and were the media of the times.
Throughout the book you will learn much about this country, the culture and ourselves.
| |  | | A Saga of the Black Woman (Paperback)
Show case a museum-quality collection of postcards, photographs and memorabilia (circa 1880-1950) and their positive and negative portrayal of African-Americans.
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