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| Don't Miss Out on the Limited Lost Manuscript Edition! Lost for over eighty years, Carter G. Woodson's Appeal is now available as a limited edition! Only 2000 copies are available, so click here to find out how to get your leather-bound, autographed, and individually-numbered special edition! |
| 2010 Black History Theme: The History of Black Economic Empowerment |
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| The USPS, in conjunction with ASALH, has unveiled the 2010 Black Heritage Stamp. Download the profile. Click here for more info. |
| Click on the image above to order the DVD, Reflections on Carter G. Woodson Dr. John Hope Franklin and Dr. Adelaide Cromwell discuss Woodson. The event was taped during a plenary session at the 2006 Annual Conference in Atlanta, GA. |
| ASALH Remembers Dr. Dorothy I. Height Download statement. |
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| Click here to watch Black History Month, the Founding Association. |
