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Albert Williams teaching 8th graders at Smith Middle School about the civil rights movement, February, 2014.

Albert Williams teaching 8th graders at Smith Middle School about the civil rights movement in Chapel Hill, February, 2014.

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Albert Williams teaching 8th graders at Smith Middle School about the civil rights movement, February, 2014.

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