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Contributions from the Black Diaspora

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1 Contributions from the Black Diaspora

2 Jazz Singer, Classical Pianist
Hazel Scott Jazz Singer, Classical Pianist

3 Claude McKay Jamaican Poet

4 Haitian Soldiers Monument

5 Henri Christophe

6 National Hero of Guyana
Quamina National Hero of Guyana

7 Nigerian Drummer, Educator & Social Activist
Olatunji Nigerian Drummer, Educator & Social Activist

8 Nigerian Drummer, Educator & Social Activist
Olatunji Nigerian Drummer, Educator & Social Activist

9 Nat “King” Cole Singer, Actor

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