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A Civil War Hero Who Posed
He Escaped Slavery and Became a Civil War Hero. Now, Robert Smalls Is Getting a Statue in South Carolina
South Carolina plans to erect a statue honoring Robert Smalls, a man who escaped slavery to become a Civil War hero and a lawmaker. It will be the first monument to an individual Black figure at the South Carolina State House in Columbia,
Gullah Geechee Civil War Hero Robert Smalls To Be Honored With Statehouse Statue
South Carolina will soon erect its first individual statute of a Black person, Robert Smalls, on its Statehouse lawn in its capital.
South Carolina to build first monument to an African American. Meet Robert Smalls
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Robert
Smalls
isn’t just being honored for his audacious escape. He spent a decade in the U.S. House, helped rewrite South Carolina’s constitution to allow Black men equality after the Civil War and then put up a valiant but doomed fight when ...
Robert Smalls to be honored with South Carolina’s first monument dedicated to an African American
Robert Smalls will soon become the first African American to be honored with an individual statue in South Carolina. Smalls is best known for his daring escape during the Civil War, where he disguised himself in Confederate clothing,
Robert Smalls escaped slavery to become a South Carolina lawmaker. He’ll soon get his own statue at the Statehouse.
Robert Smalls escaped slavery by stealing a slaveowner's ship and later became a South Carolina political leader, championing equal rights and literacy.
South Carolina to Honor African American Hero With a Statue
South Carolina is preparing to honor Robert Smalls, a former slave who became a prominent political leader, by erecting the first statue of an individual African American on its Statehouse lawn. Smalls, famous for his daring escape during the Civil War, will be recognized for his broader contributions to racial equality and education.
South Carolina to build its first monument to an African American
South Carolina is preparing to put up its first individual statue for an African American on its Statehouse lawn, honoring a man who put on Confederate clothes in order to steal a slaveholder’s ship and sail his family and a dozen others to freedom during the Civil War.
South Carolina to build first state monument for African American Robert Smalls
This monument to Robert Smalls will be South Carolina's first to honor an African American. The best rural place in America to retire, according to data. Plus, see the rest of the 100 best.
Robert Smalls Escaped Slavery To Become A South Carolina Lawmaker. He'Ll Soon Get His Own St...
Robert Smalls escaped slavery by stealing a slaveowners ship and later became a South Carolina political leader, championing equal rights and literacy. Soon hell be honored as the first individual Black person to get a statue on the Statehouse lawn. AP video Jeffrey Collins
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