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African-Americans and Lincoln

Abraham Lincoln is heralded by history as The Great Emancipator. However, his record on racial issues and his image among African Americans is a little more complicated. Some scholars believe Lincoln is undeserving of his canonization as a champion of equal rights, saying his first priority was to preserve the union – whether or not slavery was abolished in the process. Join us Friday on State of Affairs as we take a look at Abraham Lincoln from an African American perspective.

Guest:
Dr. Blaine L. Hudson, Dean, UofL College of Arts & Sciences

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