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Schooling, the youngsters in American ways and prepare them to be productive members of society but also give youngsters a knowledge of English that allows them to serve as intermediaries between their parents and the wider society.

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Introduction,en making strides toward integrating itself into American society, with Haitian Americans serving as US Congressmen (Robert C. DeLarge, US House of Representatives, 1871–73; Alonzo J. Ransier, US House of Representatives, 1873–1875); State Representatives or Senators in the legislatures of Georgia (

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