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Historian Dr. Alaina Roberts reflects on her family history to uncover the complex history of African American slaves once owned by Native Americans; Dr. Roberts examines the past to better understand how both cultural groups still fight oppression today.
Historian Dr. Alaina Roberts reflects on her family history to uncover the complex history of African American slaves once owned by Native Americans; Dr. Roberts examines the past to better understand how both cultural groups still fight oppression today.
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