Dramatic Stories of Civil Rights Pioneers in Maryland

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with Dr. James Karmel of Harford Community College

Posted

Dec 01, 2021

Harford Civil Rights Project is a free mobile app that allows users to learn about the 20th Century African-American civil rights movement in Harford County, Maryland. The project manager, Dr. James Karmel tells Elena Russo about the process of putting it together and the everyday heroes of the Civil Rights movement they found along the way.

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