Obama's vacation to Martha's Vineyard highlights black history
Rocky ocean cliffs and tangles of green foliage. Crowded Edgartown restaurants, large yachts, and even larger gray-shingle mansions. These are the images that many people equate with Martha’s Vineyard.
What is less known is that the island has a long-enduring African-American history as well.
President Obama, who arrived Sunday on Martha’s Vineyard with his family for a week-long vacation, is helping to highlight that history.
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What is less known is that the island has a long-enduring African-American history as well.
President Obama, who arrived Sunday on Martha’s Vineyard with his family for a week-long vacation, is helping to highlight that history.