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Why a banned African knowledge project terrified global powers — and why reviving it could redefine Africa’s future today.

Louisville's American Printing House for the Blind, the oldest publisher of Braille books in the U.S., brought its readers closer to the world in 1961 with its hefty collection of encyclopedias.

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