My Daddy Wanted Me To Be A Farmer; Feel The Smoothness Of Alabama Clay And Become One Of The First Blacks In My Town To Own Land. But, I Was Worried About My History Being Caked With That Southern Clay, And I Subscribed To A Different Kind Of Teaching And Learning In My Bones And In My Spirit.

-John Henrik Clarke

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My Daddy Wanted Me To Be A

John Henrik Clarke

My Daddy Wanted Me To Be A Farmer; Feel The Smoothness Of Alabama Clay And Become One Of The First Blacks In My Town To Own Land. But, I Was Worried About My History Being Caked With That Southern Clay, And I Subscribed To A Different Kind Of Teaching And Learning In My Bones And In My Spirit.

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Teaching

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Daddy

In The Closing Years Of The Nineteenth Century, African-american Historians Began To Look At Their People's History From Their Vantage Point And Their Point Of View.

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