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Hunter on Slave Marriages and Slave Families (NPR)

March 16, 2010by Jessica Marie Johnson Leave a comment

“During the slavery era, when slaves wanted to get married, it often presented a range of complexities that today’s couples can’t even begin to comprehend. Professor Tera Hunter, who teaches […]

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