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  Words Change the World: Teaching About Racial Injustice Through the Work of Harriet Beecher Stowe and Ta-Nehisi Coates
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  William Lanson: New Haven Entrepreneur, Abolitionist, and Black Governor
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  William Grimes--Seeking Freedom in Connecticut
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  Who Gets to Vote? History of Voting Rights in Connecticut and the United States
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  Venture Smith: From Slavery to Connecticut Businessman
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  Understanding the Census: Tracking Connecticut's Black Population
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  To Join, or Not to Join, George Washington's Army
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  The Struggle for Equality: Black Burials in the Old Willimantic Cemetery
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  The Role of Enslaved People in Founding Connecticut
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  The Black Law in Connecticut
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  The Amistad Incident and the Face of Slavery
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  Telling Their Stories: African Americans in the American Revolution
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  Mary Townsend Seymour: A Hartford Activist Fights for Equity
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  Making a Difference: Individuals in Connecticut History
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  Learning by Looking: Reading a Post-Civil War Photograph
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  Late 1960s Civil Unrest in Connecticut's Capital City
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  Housing Segregation in Connecticut
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  Hate Speech, Free Speech, and the First Amendment: The Church of the Creator Comes to Wallingford
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  George Washington's Slave Census
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  From Runaway Slave to American Success: James L. Smith in Norwich
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  Freedom and Liberty in 1776
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  Empowering Students' "Civic Voices" in Local and State Government: Middle/High
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  Empowering Students' "Civic Voices" in Local and State Government: Elementary
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  Dr. Jewel Plummer Cobb: A Role Model in STEM and Higher Education
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  The Black Panthers and the May Day Rally in New Haven