African American Trailblazers
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Pioneers in Sports
The Pioneers in Sports program is a part of the African American Trailblazers of Carroll County series. This segment features interviews with Michael Preston, Kimberly Duppins Stanton, Tim Johnson, and Eboni Preston-Laurent. Don't miss the other programs in this compelling series.
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Community Advocates
The Community Advocates is a part of the African American Trailblazers of Carroll County series. This segment features interviews with John H. Lewis Jr., Dr. Darcel Harris, and Jean B. Lewis. Visit the Carroll County History Project
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Preserving Black History
The Preserving Black History program is a part of the African American Trailblazers of Carroll County series. This segment features interviews with George Murphy III and Louis C. Brown. Visit the Carroll County History Project
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African American Trailblazers of Carroll County Community Advocates
The Community Advocates program is a part of the African American Trailblazers of Carroll County series. This segment features interviews with John H. Lewis Jr., Dr. Darcel Harris, and Jean B. Lewis. Be sure to catch the complete series to hear all of the "Trailblazers" tell their stories. Visit the [ . . . ]
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African American Trailblazers of Carroll County Preserving Black History
The Preserving Black History program is a part of the African American Trailblazers of Carroll County series.This segment features interviews with George Murphy III and Louis C. Brown. Watch this and the other programs of the series to hear the stories of all the "Trailblazers". Visit the Carroll [ . . . ]
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African American Trailblazers of Carroll County Pioneers in Sports
The Pioneers in Sports program is a part of the African American Trailblazers of Carroll County series. This segment features interviews with Michael Preston, Kimberly Duppins Stanton, Tim Johnson, and Eboni Preston-Laurent. Don't miss the other programs in this compelling series. Visit the Carroll [ . . . ]
