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Schooled by Youtube: Heads of Hate #39: James Earl Carter, Jr

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In a video posted on The Black History School, we learn more about A Nobel Peace Prize winner and humanitarian, Jimmy Carter is well known for his real efforts promoting civil rights. His presidency had the highest amount of Blacks in his administration. His actions made him the 'progressive: new south' poster child in Time's […]

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