Breaking Barriers
A pivotal moment unfolds in South Carolina as black delegates, once enslaved, step into the political arena, challenging the status quo. Richard transforms his church oratory into powerful political discourse, earning accolades for the mental caliber of the convention's participants. Meanwhile, Robert champions state-funded education for all children, emphasizing inclusivity and collaboration with former Confederates. This groundbreaking convention marks a significant departure from the state's historical norms, setting a new course for governance.In this clip
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75: Reconstruction (Part 3): The Rise of the KKK and the First Black Men in Government
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