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LOCATION:Chicago Public Library, Clearing, 6423 W. 63rd Place, Chicago, IL, 60638
SUMMARY:Chicago Public Library Event -  Land of Lincoln Readers: Blacks and Whites Chipping Away at Racism in the 1850s
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<p>Part of Illinois&rsquo; dark past includes the severe &ldquo;Black laws&rdquo; of the early 19th century which kept African-American residents from full citizenship. Historian Jane Ann Moore explains these laws and the prominent men like Frederick Douglass, Owen Lovejoy, and Zebina Eastman who eventually succeeded in abolishing them.&nbsp;&nbsp; </p>

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