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Pinchback: America's First Black Governor Cookbook_Gift_Guide and he does so withBorn to a formerly enslaved mother and a white planter father, P. B. S. Pinchback (1837 1921) became the first African American governor in the United States. His tenure as governor of Louisiana was brief a mere thirty five days but he remains one of the most prominent African American officeholders during the Reconstruction Era. Yet despite being a pivotal figure in the post Civil War South, attempts to tell his story have been incomplete. From the