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Lester Booker Jr. Endowed Scholarship Fund for Diversity and Inclusion | Education | The Michigan Chronicle

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Lester Booker Jr. is grateful for what Central Michigan gave to him. Now, he is reciprocating. Booker, who earned both his bachelor's and master's degrees from CMU, is a benefactor … Continued

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