Gabriel Scott

Akron, OH

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Travels up to 120 miles

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I give presentations relating to African American history that includes, The African Diaspora, Slavery, Civil Rights Movement and Black Biographies; focusing mostly on Unsung Innovators and Pioneers. I am an author of a non-fictional book titled, The "Chosen" Ones: Perception of Malcolm & Martin. It can be purchased on sites such as Amazon, Google books, Powell books and more. It's also in selected libraries and outlets across the country. I'm currently working on my second book. My focus audience are grade schools, colleges/universities and youth organizations. I am open to speak for other events or organizations as well.


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