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The first stop on the Black History Immersion Excursion was a visit to the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute. (Rosevelt Noble/Vanderbilt)

The first stop on the Black History Immersion Excursion was a visit to the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute. (Rosevelt Noble/Vanderbilt)

The first stop on the Black History Immersion Excursion was a visit to the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute. (Rosevelt Noble/Vanderbilt)

Students on the Black History Immersion Excursion standing on the steps of the 16th Street Baptist Church in Birmingham, AL. This was the site of the September 15, 1963 church bombing that killed four young children. (Rosevelt Noble/Vanderbilt)
At the New Orleans School of Cooking, students on the Black History Immersion Excursion received a demonstration and history lesson on Creole cooking. "This was the best meal of the excursion," said Noble. (Rosevelt Noble/Vanderbilt)

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