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Parren J. Mitchell (American congressman.); 1922-2007, Clarence M. Pendleton (Jr., government official.), United States Commission on Civil Rights | |
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Ku Klux Klan, Arson, Alabama (Race relations) | |
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Drug trafficking | |
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Nancy Waters, United States Supreme Court (Decisions), Radio stations, Black, Women in the radio broadcasting industry | |
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Selma-Montgomery Rights March, 1965 (Reenactments) |
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Child welfare (Michigan), Interracial adoption | |
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Child molesting | |
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Tourist trade (Bahamas) | |
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General Motors Corp, Black business enterprises | |
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Alan Haymon, Anheuser-Busch Companies, Inc, Music and industry, Rock concerts, Black music |
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Bob East, Jackson Memorial Hospital (Miami, Fla.), Hospitals (Malpractice) | |
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Frederick Holliday, Suicide, Black school superintendents and principals, Cleveland (Ohio) (Education) | |
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Vanity (Canadian singer.) | |
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Prince (American singer and songwriter.), Elizabeth Taylor (Anglo-American actress.); 1932-2011 | |
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Mary Jane McLeod Bethune (American educator.); 1875-1955, Blacks on postage stamps | |
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Jesse N. Stone; 1924-2001, Southern University | |
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Tuskegee Institute, United States Supreme Court (Decisions), Discrimination in education | |
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Rosemary Johnson, Black women school superintendents and principals, Canton (Ohio) (Education) | |
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Shirley Caesar (American evangelist and gospel singer.) | |
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Ellie Jewell, Blacks (Education), Brooklyn (Mich.) (Education) | |
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George Bush; 1924- (Visit to Sudan), Relief work (Sudan), Famines (Africa) | |
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Beverly Joyce Harvard (American police chief.), Women police chiefs, Atlanta (Ga.) (Police) | |
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Labor unions (Women) | |
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Norplant (Contraceptive) | |
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Blacks (Psychology) | |
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Rent subsidies | |
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United States Drug Enforcement Administration, Drug trafficking (Turks and Caicos Islands) |
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Burrell Advertising Inc | |
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Adolph Coors Co, Children of servicemen (Education), Scholarships and fellowships | |
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Robberies and assaults, Atlantic City (N.J.) (Crime) | |
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Marie McBroom, Americans (Nigeria), Political prisoners (Nigeria) | |
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Black athletes (Salaries) | |
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Roger Kingdom (American hurdler.), Hurdle racing, Decathlon | |
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Ralph Sampson, John Lucas, Houston Rockets (Basketball team), Basketball players (Drug use) | |
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Reggie Jackson; 1946-. | |
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Don Chaney; 1946-., Los Angeles Clippers (Basketball team) | |
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Ray Parker (Jr.) | |
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Bob Marley (Jamaican reggae singer.), Rita Marley (Jamaican reggae singer and wife of Bob Marley.), Copyright (Music), Royalties | |
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Whoopi Goldberg (American actress.), Homeless | |
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Luster Products Inc | |
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USA for Africa | |
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Miles Davis (American jazz trumpet player and flugelhornist.) | |
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B. B. King |
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