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Stepping Outside the Classroom

By Mills Quarterly on December 13, 2019June 18, 2020

A history class ventured to Montgomery, Alabama, to learn about the fight for civil rights in a place that still feels the aftereffects.

Posted in: alabama, civil rights, history, students

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