Wayne Hare: When will Black history become part of American history?

After all this time, here we are, still on the margins of acceptance.

(Michael Dwyer | AP photo) Students walk past Black History Month posters on the Boston College campus, Wednesday, Feb. 17, 2021, in Boston.

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