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NAME:New Orleans Public Library 
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SUMMARY:"A New Door for My People"
LOCATION:REACH Center\nREACH Center
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DESCRIPTION:A free program examining African American resilience and progr
 ess after the Civil War..\nhttps://neworleans.libnet.info/event/12888760
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>The free\, half-day program will delve int
 o the lives of African Americans during Reconstruction (1865-1877)\, a per
 iod of immense transformation and hope following the Civil War. Moderated 
 by Mark Roudan&eacute\;\, whose great-great-grandfather co-founded The New
  Orleans Tribune\, the event will feature insight from leading scholars in
 cluding Justene Hill Edwards on the Freedman&rsquo\;s Bank\, Tera Hunter o
 n family reunification and William D. Jones on the Freedman&rsquo\;s Burea
 u and Home Colonies.</p>\n<p><em>In partnership with the <a href="https://
 hnoc.org/">Historic New Orleans Collection</a>.</em></p>\nhttps://neworlea
 ns.libnet.info/event/12888760
URL;VALUE=URI:https://neworleans.libnet.info/event/12888760
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