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DESCRIPTION:During the twentieth century\, a significant amount of coastal 
 property in the South was home to\, and owned by\, African Americans. 
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SUMMARY:Lecture-How Black Beaches Became White Wealth on Feb 11\, 2017
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X-WR-CALDESC:Lecture-How Black Beaches Became White Wealth on Feb 11\, 2017
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CATEGORIES:Black History Museum,Museums,Old & Historic Alexandria,Parker Gr
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DESCRIPTION:To make sure the time\, location\, and other aspects have not c
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 s.alexandriava.gov/Calendar/Detail.aspx?si=15474\n\nDuring the twentieth c
 entury\, a significant amount of coastal property in the South was home to
 \, and owned by\, African Americans. In The Land Was Ours\, Andrew W. Kahr
 l discusses the history of these beaches\, and how they transitioned to lu
 xury properties such as resorts and condominiums. Kahrl also reflects on t
 he social\, economic\, and environmental implications of this redevelopmen
 t. \n\nAndrew W. Kahrl is an Assistant Professor of History at the Univers
 ity of Virginia. \n\n\nLocation: Black History Museum\, 902 Wythe St.\nCon
 tact Phone: 703.746.4356\nFees: Reservations Encouraged\nAudience: Anyone 
 may attend\nTags: Black History Museum\, Museums\, Old & Historic Alexandr
 ia\, Parker Gray\n\nImport this event into your calendar: http://apps.alex
 andriava.gov/Calendar/iCal.aspx?id=1&si=15474
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LOCATION:Black History Museum\, 902 Wythe St.
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STATUS:CONFIRMED
SUMMARY:Lecture-How Black Beaches Became White Wealth
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