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Jada Crandall Africa Crandall

Description

In this interview, we spoke about growing up with 6 siblings and a single mother.
Type:
Oral History
Contributors:
Brooklyn Emerging Leaders Academy
Created Date:
1980'S 2000'S
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From Collection

The Women of Color Archive ft. BELA Charter High School

Record Contributed By

Weeksville Heritage Center

Keywords

  1. Motherhood

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