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The truth of the matter is that white Americans, after having nearly wiped out all the Native Americans, never quite got over the outcome of the Civil War, which made it illegal for one person to own ...

But she insisted on sitting on her old seat and speaking from ... bring changes to a system do not conform. For example, if Rosa Parks had conformed to the rule that Black Americans must give ...

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Explore the National Museum of African American History and Culture, a beacon of African-American history, under threat from Trump's executive order.