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Louis J. Willie: First African American Admitted to Several Segregated Social and Civic Clubs

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Business Executive Louis J. Willie was the first African American to be admitted to several segregated social and civic clubs in Birmingham, Alabama, including the Kiwanis Club of Birmingham, Downtown Club, The Club, and Shoal Creek Country Club. Willie was born on August 22, 1923, in Fort Worth, Texas. He attended Lincoln High School in […]

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