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Effects of a distorted history

1 2019-10-21T11:57:20-07:00 Will Nelson 5609d1e2db995c8d9bbfe72ed2ba8c14771c3cfd 6130 2 This segment describes how the distorted history being told is beneficial to the United States and other countries, but harmful to African countries. plain 2019-10-21T12:16:59-07:00 Will Nelson 5609d1e2db995c8d9bbfe72ed2ba8c14771c3cfd

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