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<p class="has-large-font-size">“Black people need to understand that they have given enough to this nation. We are not obligated to bleed for the United States anymore. We have a right to heal.”</p>
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“Black people need to understand that they have given enough to this nation. We are not obligated to bleed for the United States anymore. We have a right to heal.”


<p>“Black people need to understand that they have given enough to this nation. We are not obligated to bleed for the United States anymore. We have a right to heal.”</p>


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Join host John Sandy Campbell as she explores the formation of slave societies in the antebellum south and discuss topics ranging from spirituality, education, politicking, growing up in Black communities, and racism in America. From 807 North Park.
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Join host John Sandy Campbell as she explores the formation of slave societies in the antebellum south and discuss topics ranging from spirituality, education, politicking, growing up in Black communities, and racism in America. From 807 North Park. https://conversationsunderthetable.com/

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