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Page 1: World War I and the African American Experience

WE RETURN

FIGHTING

Student Artists: Quianna Blanc, Elizabeth Seton High School; Cara-Lynn Blount, Elizabeth Seton High School; Al Diaz, Bladensburg High School; Dialo Grey-Coker, Bowie High SchoolResident Artist: Roslyn Cambridge

World War I and the African American

Experience

CELEBRATION! Black History Month 2018

Produced by The Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission, Department of Parks and Recreation, Prince George’s County, with support from The Maryland State Arts Council.

Visit blackhistory.pgparks.com

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PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY AFRICAN AMERICAN RESIDENTS WHO SERVED


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