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June 16, 2019

Author John Howard Griffin, who posed as a Black man for his seminal book on southern racism,"Black Like Me," was born in 1920.

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President's Weekly Address

POSTED: December 31, 2011, 12:00 am

In his final weekly address for 2011, President Obama encourages Americans to get beyond past debates and work together in the New Year to create jobs and grow the economy.

Source: The White House

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