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Space and Race:
The participation of black Americans in the
nation's space program is not news to close observers or the millions
who were riveted by the space shuttle Challenger accident in 1986,
which killed mission specialist Ronald McNair along with five other
crew members.
But other educators and students might need to be reminded that the "right stuff" comes in black as well as every other skin tone, says the maker of a new 30-minute film,...
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