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National Park Service African American History Month Observance 2008
(Washington, DC) President Bush proclaimed February African American History Month. Our theme for this year, "Carter G. Woodson and the Origins of Multiculturalism," will set the stage for dialogue about the great Dr. Woodson who educated Americans on traditions and contributions of African Americans. Full Story | More News
Frederick Douglass Birthday Celebration
(Washington, DC) Frederick Douglass National Historic Site celebrates Douglass’ Birthday by inviting 300 metro area students, residents and officials to a ceremony at the site. The 190th Birthday event will be held from 10 am until noon on February 14, 2008. Full Story | More News
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