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Allison Corona - Richard Theodore Greener 

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Allison Corona - Richard Theodore Greener 

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Hector Guzman George Morton Lightfoot Pt:2

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Hector Guzman George Morton Lightfoot Pt:2

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Johnathan bangura

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black classicists project Dashiel batts reuben shannon lovinggood.

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black classicists project Dashiel batts reuben shannon lovinggood.

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Bella Martinez- Richard Theodore Greener 

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Bella Martinez- Richard Theodore Greener 

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Helen maria Chesnutt

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Black classicists project-Jade Magee (Charles H. Boyer 

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Black classicists project-Jade Magee (Charles H. Boyer 

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Boyer was born in Elktown, MD. After graduating in 1886 from the Institute for Colored Youth in Philadelphia, he taught for a time at Charlotte Hall, MD, attended the Hopkins Grammar School in New Haven, CT, and went on to earn a B.A. in English at Yale in 1896. He then joined the faculty of St. Augustine’s College in Raleigh, NC teaching Greek to students such as Sadie Delany (1889-1999) before moving into college administration. He became a member of the American Philological Association in 1925.

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Copy of Social Studies Subject for High School - 10th Grade: Eastern Culture and Civilization by Slidesgo

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2024 Black Classicist Spotlights - Lots of new, updated details!

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2024 Black Classicist Spotlights - Lots of new, updated details!

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Marquise Ambers Jr

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The life of William Henry rogman

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This is my project about Wiley lane

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Copy of Old Scrap Paper Aesthetic Portfolio | by Slidesgo

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Orishatukeh Faduma twitter page

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James Monroe Gregory

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Kah'ira Terrell-Williams - Helen Maria Chesnutt

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Kah'ira Terrell-Williams - Helen Maria Chesnutt

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janya sauls

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Reuben Lovinggood Sophia Gonzalez 5th period

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my presentation

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Natalia V  6th grade, Helen Maria Chesnutt

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Natalia V  6th grade, Helen Maria Chesnutt

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Helen Maria Chesnutt

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https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1ItSIENwITmDYhUOOS6uMbXYTPpT5lNH7UkZwEBOUx3U/edit?usp=sharing

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MENARD DEVERA/ REUBEN SHANNON LOVINGGOOD

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MENARD DEVERA/ REUBEN SHANNON LOVINGGOOD

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John Wesley Gilbert

He was the first ever black classicist. He was born in 1903. He lived in Augusta, Georgia and studied at Paine college. He spoke Greek. He found the walls and gates that led to the Greek city of Eretria. He faced challenges like, racism and violence. He died on 1923 and was then buried in Cedar grove cemetery.

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Black Classicists Project Helen Maria Chesnutt 

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https://houstonisd-my.sharepoint.com/:p:/g/personal/s2197593_online_houstonisd_org/EUVu5io3hwxIvdogPTd806kBSQArnwqEi_BKAvM3P-KERQ?e=mc7cOy

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William Sanders Scarborough Twitter + Essay and Online Research for Black Classicists Project

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William Sanders Scarborough Twitter + Essay and Online Research for Black Classicists Project

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Extra stuff more than just Twitter (Ojai Hoskins_

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Ojai Hoskins Social Media Pages - Digital

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https://www.canva.com/design/DAF5UdY5aLg/2JNRLQBBImJEsVseP9910Q/edit?utm_content=DAF5UdY5aLg&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link2&utm_source=sharebutton

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deborah

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William Sanders Scarborough - Nora Firkus

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William Sanders Scarborough - Nora Firkus

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5th period Ellison G

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Charlie Horan

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William Lewis Bulkey-Denver Eviota (5th Period)

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William Lewis Bulkey-Denver Eviota (5th Period)

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Mia Maldonado Frazelia Campbell Creative Writing Project

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Mia Maldonado Frazelia Campbell Creative Writing Project

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Copy of social media's richard theodore greener project

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Frazelia Campbell was born in Charleston, South Carolina on 18 March 1849 to Frederick and Julia Swartz Campbell.Frazelia Campbell was born in Charleston, South Carolina on 18 March 1849 to Frederick and Julia Swartz Campbell.After graduation, Campbell began working at the Institute for Colored Youth, teaching Latin, German, and Spanish.[1][3][2] In 1876, she became the head of the women's department of the institute.[8] In 1876, she became the principal of the Girls' High School at the institute.[3][1][2] When the Institute discontinued its academic work in 1902, Campbell moved to a teaching post at Allen University in Columbia, South Carolina, a university founded to support the education of African American people.[1][5] During her time at the Institute for Colored Youth and at Allen University, she published articles on a range of classical and educational topics in the African Methodist Episcopal Church Review.[1][9] Campbell taught Latin, German and Spanish[8] at Allen University until at least 1912; at some point after this she returned to Philadelphia.Campbell remained in Philadelphia where she died in her home, 621 N. Fifty-Seven St. on 5 October 1930. She died at the age of 81 and is buried in a family plot in the Eden Cemetery. This is a burial ground chartered for and by blacks in 1902 in Delaware County, Pennsylvania.

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Noraya’s black classicists

My black classicist I chose was Frazelia Campbell born on March 18,1849 to Fredrick and Julia Campbell.She grew up in Charleston,South Carolina. She studied at Philadelphia’s institute for colored youth than graduated in 1867. She doesn’t stop there she goes on to teach Latin,German, and Spanish at the institute of colored youth. In 1876 she becomes the head of the women’s department of the institute.Shortly after she became the principal of the girls high school at the institute, after they discontinued its academic work in 1902.She moved to the University of Allen. She taught for 12 years at the university of Allen then later moved back to Philadelphia.She stayed in Philadelphia and died at the age of 81 in her home on October 5 1930.

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Copy of Copy of Social Media Pages - Digital

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divora awet

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social media's richard theodore greener project

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Frazelia Campbell's Twitter Profile Page (Social Media - Matthea Cuares)

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Frazelia Campbell's Twitter Profile Page (Social Media - Matthea Cuares)

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this was published on 01-22-24

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Yasmin Archer-Yearwood