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⏲ Duration: 30 sec
✓ Published: 31-Jan-2015
✓ Published: 31-Jan-2015
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KSEE24 News Special—The Journey: 450 Years of the African-American Experience briefly immerses the viewer into a history that has never been told.Hosted by KSEE24’s Stefani Booroojian and Evan Onstot, this 30-minute special pieces together a 450 year long thread of continuous African American history that occurred in Florida that is unlike any history of any other State.The colonies built in Spanish Florida prior to the development of Jamestown, and later, the United States operated unde
KSEE24 News Special—The Journey: 450 Years of the African-American Experience briefly immerses the viewer into a history that has never been told.Hosted by KSEE24’s Stefani Booroojian and Evan Onstot, this 30-minute special pieces together a 450 year long thread of continuous African American history that occurred in Florida that is unlike any history of any other State.The colonies built in Spanish Florida prior to the development of Jamestown, and later, the United States operated unde
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