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Republican national conventions (1984), Blacks (Political activities) | |
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Joan Wallace, United States Dept. of Agriculture Office of International Cooperation and Development | |
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Renita Jimmar, Leighton (Ala.) (Politics and government) | |
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John Heinz (III, American senator.), Apartheid, Sanctions (International law), United States (Commerce, South Africa), South Africa (Commerce, United States) | |
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Jesse L. Jackson (American clergyman and civil rights activist.); 1941-, Apartheid, United States (Foreign relations, South Africa), South Africa (Foreign relations, United States) |
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Polling places (Laws and regulations), Alabama (Politics and government) | |
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Voter registration | |
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Edward Franklin Jackson (Jr.), Trials (Rape) | |
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Ku Klux Klan, Criminal justice, Administration of (Georgia), Georgia (Race relations) | |
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Abraham V. K. Asante, Quacks and quackery, Criminal justice, Administration of (New Jersey) |
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Althea Williams, Michigan State Employees Union, Labor unions (Women) | |
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James Meredith (American civil rights activist.), University of Cincinnati, Black studies | |
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Discrimination in employment, Government employees, Affirmative action in employment | |
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Gabrielle McDonald; 1942-., Election laws, Houston (Tex.) (Courts) | |
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Harold Washington; 1922-1987, Unemployment (Relief measures), Public works (Federal aid) | |
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Kojo Odo, Single parent adoption | |
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National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, Black Dollar Day | |
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Harlem (New York, N.Y.) | |
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Wendell T. Derricks, World War, 1939-1945 (Blacks), Decorations of honor | |
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Black college students, Colleges and universities (Florida) | |
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Mal Goode; 1908-1995, Coppin State College | |
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Roderick Owens, New York University School of Law, Black ex-convicts (Education) | |
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Auburn University, Black students, Colleges and universities (Student recruiting) | |
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H. Hartford Brookins, African Methodist Episcopal Church | |
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Shirley Chisholm (American congresswoman.); 1924-2005, Black Women's Political Caucus |
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Trials (Grenada), Grenada (Politics and government) | |
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Child molesting | |
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Housing (Desegregation), Oak Park (Ill.) (Housing) | |
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Addie L. Wyatt; 1924-., United Food and Commercial Workers International Union | |
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Labor unions (Blacks, Police), Detroit (Mich.) (Police) | |
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Heart (Transplantation) | |
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Tongue (Cancer, Surgery) | |
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Audrey B. Chapman, Polygamy, Adultery | |
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Ellsworth Bisbee Warner, Pamela Broadnax Warner, Estates, Decedents'. | |
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Albert Magnoli (Reviews), Purple rain (Motion picture) (Reviews) | |
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Prince | |
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Black athletes, Olympic athletes, Olympic Games, 1984 (Los Angeles, Calif.) | |
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Negro Ensemble Company | |
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Butterfly McQueen; 1911-1995 | |
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Irene Cara (American actress and singer.) |
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