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Explore the 400-year-old story of the black church in America with Henry Louis Gates, Jr.
As Black Churches became prominent, white supremacists targeted these sacred places.
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In the first decade after the Civil War, many Black Churches were built across the South.
Founded to be seminaries, HBCUs understood themselves to be doing the work of God.