Book tells of Great Lakes area's Black voyageurs
Freed from slavery, the Bongas became known for their incredible strength and skill as interpreters.
Source: duluthnewstribune.com
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Freed from slavery, the Bongas became known for their incredible strength and skill as interpreters.
Freed from slavery, the Bongas became known for their incredible strength and skill as interpreters.
Charvis Harrell’s “Bigger Than Paul Bunyan: The Life and Times of George Bonga,” opens Friday, Feb. 2, at Prøve Gallery in Duluth.
Lakes Area Unlimited Learning seeks new members as it begins its 2024 winter-spring programs.
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