Wallace White dies at 89. He was a role model to many up-and-coming Black professionals in Milwaukee.

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Wallace White dies at 89. He was a role model to many up-and-coming Black professionals in Milwaukee.

… 89, was the first African American executive director of the Milwaukee … Richard Hatcher, the first African American mayor of Gary, Indiana, … 1989 as the first African American executive director, a … for the inclusion of African Americans and women into higher …

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