File:Culer Gill Keith and French Hill.png
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English: Today, I will miss being with friends & the #Rosenwald community like the late Culer Gill Keith pictured here in 2017. She was a pupil & later teacher & principal at the #Bigelow Rosenwald School, a fine testament to the power & legacy of these schools throughout #Arkansas. |
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| Source | https://twitter.com/RepFrenchHill/status/1273970458334027776/photo/1 |
| Author | Office of French Hill, United States Congress |
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