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Kings Mountain National Military Park
Kings Mountain National Military Park commemorates a pivotal victory by Patriot militia over Loyalist forces during the American Revolutionary War. While the primary narrative focuses on this battle, the park's broader context of colonial society includes the presence and contributions of enslaved and free African Americans, whose stories are part of the complex tapestry of the era.
Counter-Narrative
The myth this site refutes: that Black Americans were not trusted to fight for the country. They fought — and were still denied the rights they defended.
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Before & After This Era
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"Shared theme: Military Service & Freedom and Resistance"
"Shared theme: Military Service & Freedom and Resistance"
"Shared theme: Military Service & Freedom and Resistance"




