honored that edward ball has so graciously given this time to our class today. you all finished reading slaves in the family, which, as you know, is the reason we re building the museum. and it s such a wonderful example of the power of a book. edward ball having written the book and me having known about the book and read the book, the international african american museum would not be under construction and it s well under construction. finished in june or july of next year. and that s all because of edward ball s powerful work and wonderful work. and i m sure that all of you have questions and comments about the book, so i ll, i hope we ll take advantage of this wonderful opportunity to discuss them with edward this afternoon. so, questions or comments? hello, mayor, thank you for inviting me to visit with you all. i m happy to do a q&a if you d like and i thought it would also be appropriate, just to start, by reading a couple of pages from this book that you all have h
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once again edward ball to our classroom? indeed, mary do you want to welcome once again edward ball to our classroom? indeed. thank you very. much i am so grateful and honored that edward ball has so general generously given up is time to return to this class today. ball finished reading his book which you know is the reason that we are building the museum. and it is such a wonderful example of the power of a book and the power of a great book. this ever ball having read the book, and we have known about the book and read the book, the international african american museum would not be under construction. and it is well under construction. finishing junior july to discuss it with that this afternoon. their questions or comments. oh hello, mayor eileen thank you. for inviting me to come visit with you all i am happy to do a q&a if you like. i thought it would also be appropriate just to start with, by reading a couple of pages by from this book that you all have had in y
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