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Carribean Oil Workers and the Building of Alberta's Economy

As the Royal Alberta Museum recognizes Black History Month, we are excited to once again welcome Edmonton Historian Laureate Donna Combs-Montrose. An artist, musician, and historian, she has spent the last 20 years detailing some of the stories of the people of the African diaspora in the greater Edmonton area and the province beyond.

 

 

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