| First man to die
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| For the flag we now hold high
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| Was a black man
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| The ground where we stand
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| With the flag held in our hand
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| Was first the red man’s
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| Guide of a ship
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| On the first Columbus trip
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| Was a brown man
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| The railroads for trains
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| Came on tracking that was laid
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| By the yellow man
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| We pledge allegiance all our lives
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| To the magic colors, red, blue and white
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| But we all must be given
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| The liberty that we defend
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| For with justice not for all men
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| History will repeat again
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| It’s time we learned
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| This world was made for all men
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| Heart surgery
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| Was first done successfully
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| By a black man
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| Friendly man who died
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| But helped the pilgrims to survive
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| Was a red man
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| Farm workers rights
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| Were lifted to new heights
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| By a brown man
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| Incandescent light
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| Was invented to give sight
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| By the white man
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| We pledge allegiance all our lives
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| To the magic colors, red, blue and white
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| But we all must be given
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| The liberty that we defend
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| For with justice not for all men
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| History will repeat again
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| It’s time we learned
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| This world was made for all men
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| Here me out
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| Oh, now I know the birthday of a nation
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| Is a time when a country celebrates
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| But as your hand touches your heart
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| Remember we all played a part in America
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| To help that banner wave
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| First clock to be made
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| In America was created
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| By a black man
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| Scout who used no chart
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| Helped lead Lewis and Clark
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| Was
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| Use of martial arts
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| In our country got its start
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| By a yellow man
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| And the leader with a pen
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| Signed his name to free all men
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| Was a white man
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| We pledge allegiance all our lives
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| To the magic colors, red, blue and white
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| But we all must be given
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| The liberty that we defend
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| For with justice not for all men
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| History will repeat again
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| It’s time we learned
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| This world was made for all men
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| World was made for all men
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| This world was made for all men
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| World was made for all men
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| God saved His world, all men
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| All people, all babies
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| All children, all colors, all races
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| This world’s for you and me
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| This world, my world
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| Your world, everybody’s world
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| This world, their world
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| Our world, this world was made for all men
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| Who was the first man to set foot on the North Pole?
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| Mattew Henson, a black man
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| Who was the first American to show the pilgrims at Plymouth
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| The secrets of survival in the new world?
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| Squanto, a red man
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| Who was the soldier of Company G
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| Who won high honors for his courage
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| And heroism in World War 1?
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| Sing Lee, a yellow man
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| Who was the leader of united farm workers
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| And helped farm workers maintain dignity and respect?
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| Caesar Chavez, a brown man
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| Who was the founder of blood plasma
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| And the director of the Red Cross blood bank?
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| Dr. Charles Drew, a black man
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| Who was the first American heroine
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| Who aided the Lewis and Clark expedition?
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| Sacajewa, a red woman
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| Who was the famous educator and semanticist
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| Who made outstanding contributions to education in America?
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| Hayakawa, a yellow man
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| Who invented the world’s first stop light and the gas mask?
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| a black man
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| Who was the American surgeon
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| Who was one of the founders of neurosurgery?
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| Harvey William Cushing, a white man
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| Who was the man who helped design the nation’s capitol
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| Made the first clock to give time in America and wrote the first almanac?
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| Benjamin Banneker, a black man
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| Who was the legendary hero
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| Who helped establish the League of Iroquois?
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| Hiawatha, a red man
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| Who was the leader of the first microbiotic center in America?
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| a yellow man
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| Who was the founder of the city of Chicago in 1772?
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| Jean Baptiste, a black man
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| Who was one of the organizers of the American Indian Movement?
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| Denis Banks, a red man
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| Who was the Jewish financier
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| Who raised founds to sponsor Cristopher Columbus' voyage to America?
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| Lewis D. Santangol, a white man
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| Who was the woman
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| Who led countless slaves to freedom on the underground railroad?
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| Harriel Tubman, a black woman |