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Black History Month Activity

From left to right: \n Martin Luther King Jr.,\n Madam C.J. Walker,\n John Lewis,\n Malcolm X,\n Katherine G. Johnson,\n Harriet Tubman,\n Marsha P. Johnson,\n Mary Church Terrell, \n Susie King Taylor\n

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