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Black History Honors

"Black History Honors is an enthralling two-part docu-entertainment special that illuminates the rich tapestry of African American history, culture, and legacy museums. Set against the backdrop of soul-stirring spiritual music, this Emmy Award-winning special invites viewers on a captivating journey through the remarkable stories and accomplishments showcased in African American museums nationwide. Prepare to be inspired by engaging narratives and impactful visuals that celebrate the enduring legacy of African Americans."


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