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Some 3,000 Blacks march in Philadelphia in 1906 to protest a theatrical production of "The Clansman" and 62 are reported lynched.

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President's Weekly Address - 9/24/11

POSTED: September 24, 2011, 12:00 am

In his weekly address, President Obama discusses the ways the current No Child Left Behind Act should be changed to spur innovation in public education and improve student outcomes in the classroom.

Source: The White House

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