'Talking About The Right Things,' Program at Rackham Amphitheater, January 1990
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'Talking About The Right Things,' Program at Rackham Amphitheater, January 1990
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Bethel A.M.E. to mark 125th anniversary
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16
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June
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1982
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Political color barrier broken by faith, strategy
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25
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February
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1989
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Librarian's Efforts Pierced Barriers To Integration
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23
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February
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1997
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Inventor Honored: Elijah McCoy's Name Signifies High Quality
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28
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June
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1994
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African Americans In Ypsilanti
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27
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February
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1993
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Life Was Fairly Good for Blacks in Ypsilanti
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25
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August
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1983
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Julia McCoy and Ken Miller Examine Display for Black History Fair at Parkridge Community Center, February 1988
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Ypsilanti Press, February 29, 1988
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The final weekend of February--Black History Month--was marked by Ypsilantians by art and folktales. Julia McCoy, top, shows a collection of about 20 pieces of African art to Parkridge Community Center director Ken Miller at the Black History Fair at Center Saturday. More than 200 attended the fair.
Ypsilanti Press, February 29, 1988
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The final weekend of February--Black History Month--was marked by Ypsilantians by art and folktales. Julia McCoy, top, shows a collection of about 20 pieces of African art to Parkridge Community Center director Ken Miller at the Black History Fair at Center Saturday. More than 200 attended the fair.
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