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*AUDIO* This Week In Southern History: February 1, 1960-The Greensboro 4 Orchestrate Sit-Ins at Woolworths
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*AUDIO* This Week In Southern History: February 1, 1960-The Greensboro 4 Orchestrate Sit-Ins at Woolworths

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Corey Ryan Forrester
Feb 02, 2022
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Hey all! Hope you enjoyed the first story this week… if you’re one of many who prefer it in audio form, here ya go! Hope you have a wonderful day!

-Corey

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Corey Ryan Forrester’s Rants and Such!
This Week In Southern History
From my old podcast 'Through The Screen Door', This Week In Southern History is a series that where I take a look at a particular time in history and sum it up with a short story. Inspired heavily by 'Thats The Way I Heard It' with Mike Rowe. I will be posting old episodes here as well as working on new ones:) If you have suggestions or something you'd like to hear, please email me ButterCreamCorey@gmail.com
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