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Written History isn’t Heard.

the voices of survivors are more impactful than the words we use to recite them.

Posted bynrhelmsOctober 14, 2021August 2, 2023Posted inArchived Projects, UncategorizedTags:1619, digital rhetoric, equiano, oral historyLeave a comment on Written History isn’t Heard.

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