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James Brown grew up in the Twin Cities
during the 1930s and 40s. He lived in a
racially mixed neighborhood - but the mixing
only went so far.
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Rashid Mursal was born in Somalia,
but later found himself at Roosevelt High
School in Minneapolis. He was new to the
country and had to learn a few things.
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Eric Bergeson grew up on a farm and
remembers the day a construction crew unearthed
a human skull in front of his family's house.
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David Lavelle was an army medic who
spent a year in Iraq. Here is his account
of a roadside incident involving a walrus
mustache and a big kiss on the lips.
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Duluth resident Charles Stalling
remembers some hard lessons about racism
during World War II.
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Bill Berg knows animals. He lives
in northern Minnesota and spent 30 years
as a research biologist. But there's one
early morning that stands out in his memory.
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