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United States Drug Enforcement Administration, Blacks (Employment) | |
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Johnny Lawrence Ford; 1942-. | |
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Richard Arrington; 1934-., Political platforms, Democratic | |
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Blacks (Housing), Eviction, Silver Spring (Md.) (Housing) | |
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Jesse L. Jackson (American clergyman and civil rights activist.); 1941-, Democratic national conventions (1984) |
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Wages and salaries (Haiti) | |
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Unemployment (Ohio), Cleveland (Ohio) (Protests, demonstrations, etc) | |
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Bishop Robinson, Black police chiefs, Baltimore (Md.) (Police) | |
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Clarence M. Pendleton (Jr., government official.), United States Supreme Court (Decisions), Blacks (Employment, Discriminatory practices), Seniority, Employee | |
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Blacks (Civil rights), Trials (Civil rights), Jersey City (N.J.) (Race relations) |
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Lucille Walker, Trials (Kidnapping) | |
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Grenada (History, Press coverage, American invasion, 1983) | |
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Public schools (Desegregation) | |
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Cleveland (Ohio) (Education) | |
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Cincinnati (Ohio) (Education) | |
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Civil Rights Act of 1964 | |
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Cherokee Indians, Slavery, Native Americans and blacks | |
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Julian Bond (American civil rights leader.); 1940-, Jesse L. Jackson (American clergyman and civil rights activist.); 1941- | |
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Black musicians, Blacks (Employment), Saint Louis (Mo.) (Music) | |
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Mary Treadwell, Trials (Fraud) | |
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Marvin Gay | |
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Purdue University, Black women (History), Blacks (History, Middle Western States) | |
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Teddy Pendergrass (American soul singer.) | |
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Julius Erving; 1950-., W. Wilson Goode; 1938-. | |
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Grace Jones (American singer and actress.) | |
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Diahann Carroll (American singer and actress.) | |
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Raymond A. Winbush, United Press Intl., Inc | |
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Cable City Cable | |
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Black press, Politics (Press coverage) | |
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Apartheid, United States (Foreign relations, South Africa), South Africa (Foreign relations, United States) | |
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Jesse L. Jackson (American clergyman and civil rights activist.); 1941-, Emerson Moore (bishop.); 1938-1995, Black bishops (Political activities), New York (N.Y.) (Religion) |
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Pearlie Roddy, Miscarriage of justice, Saint Louis (Mo.) (Criminal justice, Administration of) | |
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Sam Waits, Blacks (Crimes against), Grenada (Miss.) (Courts) | |
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Michael Donald (American lynching victim.), Ku Klux Klan, Lynching, Mobile (Ala.) (Race relations) | |
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Basketball, Professional (Draft) | |
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Larry Holmes | |
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Mike Rozier | |
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Charlie Sifford; 1922-. | |
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Tennis (Tournaments) | |
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Joe Frazier; 1944-. | |
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California State University, Los Angeles, Basketball, College (Ethical aspects) | |
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Tennis (Tournaments) | |
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Aaron Pryor, Boxing | |
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David Overstreet | |
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Little Richard, Royalties, Copyright (Music) | |
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Jacksons (Musical group) | |
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Jackie Jackson; 1951-. | |
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Harry Belafonte (American singer and actor.) | |
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Stan Lathan (American television director); 1945- (Reviews), Beat Street (Motion picture) (Reviews) | |
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Motion picture festivals (New Jersey) | |
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Count Basie (American jazz pianist and band leader.); 1904-1984, Music festivals (New York (State)) | |
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Diana Ross (American singer and actress.), Gail Davis, Libel and slander |
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