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“Meet Me In the Bottom” Screening with filmmaker Shawn Utsey at the ASALH 2016 National Conference.

Woodson family member, Dr. Craig Woodson, at the ASALH 2016 National Conference

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The Association for the Study of African American Life and History was founded by Carter G. Woodson. We are the founders of Black History Month.
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