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This is the Coalition to Remember the 1906 Atlanta Race Massacre, a Georgia nonprofit made up of Atlanta groups and leaders who keep alive the memory of Black Atlantans killed in 1906. Each September they hold a week of events with talks, an exhibit, a car tour of historic sites, and a service, and many are free and open to everyone. You can also volunteer or give to support the work. Offers: annual Remembrance Exposition Week (September); free driving tour of historic sites; history exhibit; to
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Many of the events are free and open to everyone.
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