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Smalls' Political Career During Reconstruction
Monte asks how Smalls transitioned to politics and recounts his roles in state government and five terms in Congress.
Have you heard of Civil War hero Robert Smalls? We will today! Today we'll cover how American exceptionalism contributes to white supremacy, its foundation in the colonies, and the amazing true story of enslaved man turned war hero Robert Smalls!
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