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“This is an amazing yet sad story. Johnson came home to an excited, admiring public and was rightly celebrated. His valor was unparalleled and he was an American. But, what Johnson needed was time for his body to recover, that is hard for an excited, admiring American public. I think before Wilson became President, preconceptions of black Americans was changing. Policies put in place by President Garfield, like offering and hiring in government positions such as the post office, started integration and advancement in the work place. It wasn’t great but it’s a start, considering their backward thinking and lack of knowledge in neurology.”
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“This is a phenomenal podcast hosted and explained exactly the way it should be. Listening to these stories puts perspective into who our real heroes are. Thank you for sharing these astonishing stories that have shed a little bit of light on what real integrity, bravery, and courage look like.”
MLBergy via Apple Podcasts ·
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09/26/24
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“This has been the most exciting podcast I have heard in a while. I would love to hear a episode about William F. Dean.”
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07/20/24
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“I am captivated by both the content and the production of each episode I have heard so far. The narration is masterful. Kudos.”
Woz64 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
08/01/24
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