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Aiken Standard in Aiken, South Carolina

21 Jan 2009

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Aiken Standard

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Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

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Jan 21, 2009

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8

President Obama oath echoes in local schools

Aiken teachers recount how the 2009 inauguration marked progress from segregated schools in their youths. McDaniel recalls courage at Jefferson High School as freedom of choice began, while students at Aiken Middle School watch the ceremony with renewed hope for equality and opportunity.

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Inauguration Moment Inspires African American Leader

A speaker praises the day and the historic milestone of an African American holding the United States highest office. The crowd expresses unity and excitement as the moment unfolds.

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Residents witness history at Capitol inauguration

Richard Johnson of Aiken and his daughter Charmaine waited hours to enter the Capitol with tickets on Tuesday. Johnson described overcrowding and cold but said the moment was exciting and the day left him inspired as he watched the president-elect take office. Frank Roberson shared his impressions of witnessing history and the nation’s mood.

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