Black History Now: Gus Barnes Jr.
Originally posted to ELCA African Decent Ministries Facebook page, shared with us via Nicolette Peñaranda.
Originally posted to ELCA African Decent Ministries Facebook page, shared with us via Nicolette Peñaranda.
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