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Colored girls and boys' inspiring United States history / and a heart to heart talk about white folks

By William Henry Harrison
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A compact compendium of biographical sketches, historical vignettes, and practical guidance that highlights African American accomplishments across military service, the arts, sciences, education, business, religion, sports, and civic life. Arranged in topical sections and accompanied by original drawings, it includes a prefatory explanation of the author’s aim to remedy omissions in school histories and a direct appeal to inspire young readers of color while urging fair-minded cooperation from white allies. The work combines celebratory portraiture with instructional material intended to foster pride, aspiration, and greater mutual understanding.

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William Henry Harrison

William Henry Harrison was an American author known for his work in children's literature, particularly focusing on themes of history and race. His notable book, "Colored girls and boys' inspiring United States history / and a heart to heart talk about white folks," aims to educate young readers about the contributions of African Americans to the nation's history while fostering understanding and dialogue between different racial groups. Harrison's writing reflects a commitment to promoting inclusivity and awareness in the context of American history.

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