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Black Cotillion History: A Tradition of Resistance and Pride

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As Juneteenth approaches, Dr. Nikita Harris is preserving the rich legacy of Black cotillions — not just as tradition, but as historic acts of resistance and leadership. The post Appreciating Black cotillions as acts of resistance appeared first on Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder.

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