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150 Years After Slavery and Jim Crow, An African-American Person Becomes President-Elect of the U.S.A

Chicago : IL : USA | about 1 year ago  
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Change has finally come to the US. It has come on the back of those who come before him. Change finally came with the election of the first African American person as president of this country. Racial divide falls as Americans embrace change. They want their money to be there for them in retirement. They could not take any chance on whoever reminds them of the current administration.

Change that will allow them to send their kids to school has come. Change that will allow them to buy a home and get a decent loan to open a business has arrived.

Get more coverage of this historic night at:

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