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Edgar P. Benjamin, an 1894 graduate of Boston University's Law School, established a private practice in civil and criminal law of which he said, 'I am sole counsel for many large firms and corporations, and businesses, many of which are white. . . .' In 1927 Benjamin founded
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Anthony Hamilton Connects us All with Hit New Single, “Back Together” Featuring Rick James - Los Angeles Sentinel
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Common Reactions to COVID-19 in Children
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Hospice Employees Receive “Self-Care” Tools and Modify Patient Care Model for Pandemic
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Coleman, William T. Jr. (1920-2017)
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SOS places body bags on the steps of the State Capitol in Montgomery to symbolize the disparate healthcare impacts of the coronavirus pandemic and the need for Medicaid Expansion
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Adams, Jr., Oscar (1925–1997)
Oscar William Adams Jr. was the first African American Supreme Court Justice appointed in Alabama and when he later stood for election to a full term, the first African American elected to a statewide constitutional office. He also litigated many civil rights cases in his career as a lawyer and was
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Milwaukee Health Services, Inc. hosts Juneteenth Day Conquer COVID-19 giveaway event
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Kanye West Dumps Donald Trump, Claims He Had Rona & More In Nonsensical Forbes Interview
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LIVESTREAM: NNPA Partners with #Donate1Post to Help Black-Owned Businesses During COVID-19 | BlackPressUSA
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Morgan State University [Baltimore] (1867- )
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Johnson, Charles V. (1928- )
Charles Vernon Johnson was an influential member of the Seattle African American community from the moment he moved out west in 1954 to attend law school at the University of Washington.  Johnson, originally from Little Rock, Arkansas, was one of a few black graduate students at the University of
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