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Contents
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Thurgood Marshall (American Supreme Court justice.); 1908-1993, United States Supreme Court (Decisions), Capital punishment | |
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Charles A. Hayes; 1918-1977, Full employment | |
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Memories of Martin (Television program) (Reviews) | |
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Apartheid, Sanctions (International law), United States (Commerce, South Africa), South Africa (Commerce, United States) | |
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Jerry Falwell (American evangelist.), Jesse L. Jackson (American clergyman and civil rights activist.); 1941-, Investments, American (South Africa), Church and race relations (South Africa) |
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Pat Colbert, Wayne Newton | |
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Kenneth A. Gibson; 1932-., Ku Klux Klan, Newark (N.J.) (Race relations) | |
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Smokey Robinson (American singer and songwriter.), Rock music (Ethical aspects) | |
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Marvin Williams, Police brutality, Conway (Ark.) (Police) | |
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Black judges |
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Edward James Motton, Carolyn Pritchett, Trials (Murder), Black jurors | |
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A. Maceo Walker (Sr.), Universal Life Insurance Company | |
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Michael Drummond, Tarro Griffin, Heart (Transplantation) | |
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Harold Washington; 1922-1987, Chicago (Ill.) (Industries), United States (Commerce, Japan, China), Japan (Commerce, United States), China (Commerce, United States) | |
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Pointer Sisters (Musical group) | |
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Philly Joe Jones (American jazz drummer.); 1923-1985 | |
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Jo Jones; 1911-1985 | |
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Matthew Moore; d. 1985 | |
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Mary Hatwood Futrell, Teachers (Supply and demand) | |
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United States Small Business Administration, Business and education, Black colleges and universities (Federal aid) | |
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Student aid | |
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Marijuana (Laws and regulations, Georgia), Rome (Ga.) (Crime) | |
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Dorothy Tapper, Murder, Chicago (Ill.) (Crime) | |
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Athletes (Drug use), Drug education | |
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Sidney Poitier (American actor and film director.), Joanna Shimkus, Jackie Collins (English novelist.) | |
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Hysterectomy, Black women (Medical care) | |
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Women (Tobacco use), Endometrium (Cancer) |
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Equal pay for equal work, Washington (State) (Employees) | |
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Black firefighters, Blacks (Employment), Chicago (Ill.) (Firefighters) | |
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Julius Erving; 1950-., Tennis (Tournaments) | |
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Curtis Pride (American baseball player and coach.); 1968-, Deaf (Sports), Soccer (Tournaments) | |
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Eddie Robinson (American football coach.), Football, College | |
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Raymond Smith, Football, High school | |
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Eddie Murray, Baltimore Orioles (Baseball team) | |
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Aaron Pryor, Boxers (Persons) (Drug use) | |
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Pedro Guerrero; 1956-. | |
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Debbie Allen | |
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Cy Coleman; 1929- (Reviews) | |
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Benson (Television program) (Reviews) | |
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Stephen Silverman, CBS Inc, Copyright (Broadcasting rights), Amos 'n' Andy (Fictional characters) | |
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Billy Dee Williams | |
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Alfre Woodard (American actress.) | |
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American Music Conference, Amateur Music Family of the Year Awards |
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