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Mary Elizabeth Bowser: A Black Union Spy in the Confederate White House ...
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A. G. Gaston: The Black Business Titan Advancing African-American Entrepreneurship in Alabama
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A. G. Gaston (b. 7/4/1892 - d. 1/19/1996) When considering the incredible obstacles surmounted by A. G. Gaston and his outstanding busi...
Charlottes E. Ray: First African-American Woman Lawyer and First Woman Admitted to Practice Law Before the D.C. Supreme Court
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Early Black Woman Attorney Charlotte E. Ray On January 13, 1850, Charlotte E. Ray was born in New York City. She was one of seven child...
Dusé Mohamed Ali: An Early Influence on the Nation of Islam and the Moorish Science Temple of America
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Dusé Mohamed Ali Dusé Mohamed Ali (b. 11/21/1866 – d. 6/25/1945, Lagos, Nigeria) was born in Alexandria, Egypt to Abdul Salem Al...
Carlos Alexander Cooks and the Development of Black Nationalism
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It is likely that you have never heard of Carlos Alexander Cooks, though he has profoundly shaped the development of Black Nationalism ...
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