Untold Stories "Black History of Enterprise, AL
Untold Stories "Black History of Enterprise, AL” gives a historical description of what it was like as a black person living there during segregation and the early days of integration. Mrs. Vernetta DeRamus a local historian talks about her experiences plus other facts about the neighborhoods, churches, schools and people who were a part of black community in Enterprise.
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