today in black history

April 16, 2024

President Abraham Lincoln signed a proclamation ending slavery in the District of Columbia on this date in 1862.

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Around The Table: Episode 5.1

POSTED: November 09, 2008, 4:06 am

Part 1 of a three part post election conversation. Custom Digital Network's Barry Washington joins.

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- President Bush Addresses the Nation
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organizations
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