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Photo by @jaredsoares / Earlice Switzer-Rupp and Norma Switzer during the 138th Nicodemus Homecoming in 2016. Nicodemus, a small town in western Kansas, was settled by formerly enslaved African Americans at the end of the post-Civil War Reconstruction era. Each summer during the last week of July, the town of fewer than 15 full-time residents hosts a weekend-long “family reunion” for descendants, whose ties to the community remain strong even if they live one or many states away, such as in Colorado, Texas, and California. Please follow me @jaredsoares for more stories centered around community in the United States.

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