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They tried to erase him.But the mountains kept his name.Gaspar Yanga — chained, hunted, never broken.He vanished into the jungle…and returned with an army.They called him a slave.But history remembers the truth:He was a king.👑🔥 Watch the legend they tried to erase.

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Born January 13,1850 Charlotte E. Ray was born in New York. Ray graduated from Howard University school of Law in 1872,and went on to be admitted to the District of Columbia bar that same year.

Charlotte E. Ray would become the first African American female lawyer in the United States, while being active in the Suffrage movement. Ray also became the first African American female attorney to be granted permission to argue cases in front of the United States Supreme Court. She would go on to practice commercial Law, then retired as a school teacher.

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The mission of this organization is to fix problems identified in African American communities, such as blight, poverty, education, and drug use. We will accomplish this mission by redeveloping properties, providing job, and education training, and drug abuse counseling to the residents of the communities

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