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Subject:	Re: VA homeschooling
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Date:	Sun, 1 Jul 2007 09:56:44 EDT
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Who chose these for the four people who are the great Virginians from  1900 
to Present to be studied in the SOL History program?  Maggie Walker,  Harry 
Byrd, Arthur Ashe and Doug Wilder?  Three of them contributed little  to the 
state other than the fact they were Black, and the other was an avowed  racist. 
Pretty sad.
 
   
Virginia 1900 to the Present:
 
 
a)      identifying the  political, social, and/or economic contributions 
made by Maggie Walker, Harry F.  Byrd, Sr., Arthur R. Ashe, Jr., and L. Douglas  
Wilder.

 
J South
 



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