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Author: Leah Milne

Leah Milne is assistant professor of multicultural American literature at the University of Indianapolis, author of "Novel Subjects: Authorship as Radical Self-Care in Multiethnic American Narratives," and a public voices fellow through The OpEd Project.
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This Black History Month, Celebrate Both the Extraordinary and the Ordinary

Leah Milne
This Black History Month, Celebrate Both the Extraordinary and the Ordinary

Especially at this moment in history, it is important to recognize, acknowledge and honor both the extraordinary and the so-called ordinary people who have changed the course of Black history and are making history today. We must then use this knowledge to fight efforts to suppress that history.

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