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Television stations, Black | |
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Marion Barry; 1936-., United States Dept. of Justice, Political corruption (Washington (D.C.)), Government and the press | |
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Shaker Heights (Ohio) (Race relations) | |
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Robert N. C. Nix (American congressman.); 1908-1987 | |
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Shirley A. Harris-Smith; d. 1987, Black women prisoners (Treatment), Binghamton (N.Y.) (Prisons) |
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Black children, Childhood obesity | |
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Chicken salads | |
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Janet Langhart Cohen (American television talk show host and wife of Secretary of defense William S. Cohen.), Black women (Employment), Television programs (Lottery results), Black women in the television broadcasting industry | |
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Coleman Young; 1918-1997, Black press | |
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Basketball, Professional (Draft) |
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Polly Lee Harris, Arson, Clinton (Md.) (Fires) | |
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Maxima Corporation, Prince Georges County (Md.) (County contracts) | |
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William H. Gray (III.), United States Congress House Committee on the Budget, Budget (United States) | |
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Henry Cade, National Association of Boards of Pharmacy, Black pharmacists | |
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Clyde L. Johnson (Sr.), Child molesting, Black clergy (Sexual behavior), Petersburg (Va.) (Crime) | |
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J. D. Phillips, United Methodist Church, Church and race relations, Killeen (Tex.) (Religion) | |
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James V. Moore, Bites, Human, AIDS (Disease) (Legal aspects), Criminal justice, Administration of (Minnesota) | |
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Purless Merrell, Lucille Newkirk, Wills | |
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Pit bull terriers | |
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Abused women, Murder | |
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Ardith McPherson Jackson, Ronald Reagan (American president); 1911-2004 (Assassination attempts), United States Supreme Court (Decisions), Freedom of speech | |
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Black suffrage, Springfield (Ill.) (Politics and government) | |
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Tabatha Foster; 1984-1988, Short bowel syndrome |
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Jesse L. Jackson (American clergyman and civil rights activist.); 1941-, Billy Martin (American baseball manager.); 1928-1989, Discrimination in sports, Blacks in baseball management | |
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Garry Maddox; 1949-. | |
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Dennis Boyd (American baseball player.) | |
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Walter Payton; 1954-1999, Paul Holmes, Sports agents (Professional ethics), Football, Professional (Organization and administration) | |
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Sugar Ray Leonard (American boxer.); 1956-, Eddie Robinson (American football coach.), Grambling State University, Black colleges and universities (Gifts, contributions, etc) | |
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Dwight Gooden (American baseball player.), New York Mets (Baseball team), Cocaine, Baseball players (Drug use) | |
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LL Cool J (American rapper and actor.), Rap music (Ethical aspects), Public sex | |
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Eviction, New York (N.Y.) (Theater) | |
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Vy Higginsen (Reviews), Ken Wydro (Reviews), Rudolph V. Hawkins (Reviews) | |
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Smokey Robinson (American singer and songwriter.) | |
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Black comedians | |
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Jackie Gleason (American actor.) | |
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Dizzy Gillespie (American trumpet player.); 1917-1993, Jazz music (Study and teaching) |
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