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Indiana Fever players visit the Indiana Historical Society

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH)– The Indiana Fever basketball team paid a visit […] ....

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Mitchell, John Jr. (1863–1929) – Encyclopedia Virginia

Mitchell, John Jr. (1863–1929) – Encyclopedia Virginia
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The Story of America's First Female Millionaire

The Story of America s First Female Millionaire
On 2/22/21 at 4:51 PM EST
She was the first child in her family born free in 1867 in a part of the South Louisiana devastated by the Civil War. Many plantations had been burned down in the region, and nearly 4 million formerly enslaved freedmen and women in the South, where 90 percent of all African Americans in the country lived, were struggling to survive. They had little in the way of money, and at the end of planting seasons, they often had nothing to show for their work because they owed money to the plantation owners who d been their former owners. ....

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OPINION: When the 'F' Word and the 'N' Word Meant the Same Thing: Filipino

ByEmil Guillermo
For some of you, to know of the singer H.E.R., the African American Filipino singer from Vallejo who kicked off Super Bowl LV with her rendition of “America,” would be ‘woke’enough.
But the ‘wokiest’ of the woke would appreciate that the game was three days after February 4, the anniversary of the day when the very first gunshots of the U.S.-Philippine War were aimed at Filipinos.
Still the wokiest yet would remember that the Super Bowl was being played in the hometown of one David Fagen, the African American hero of the Filipino “Insurrectos” of 1899. ....

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History of the Opera House Part 31: Clarence Powell

History of the Opera House Part 31: Clarence Powell
By Kathy King Johnson Executive Director Cheboygan Opera House
Clarence Powell was one of the most famous comedians in the world when he appeared at the Cheboygan Opera House in 1907 in an all-black minstrel show.
He acted like “a preacher of high rank,” spoke like a gentleman and the ladies said he looked like a prince in his white serge tailcoat. His comedy was dry, quick witted and clean. His parody songs brought down the house.
The Arizona Republic wrote, “Clarence Powell is a comedian of high rank, known as a high comedian, one who depends upon eloquent wit to create more fun than the rough style. When he produces his book of parodies and gets off jokes and comments of local affairs in the town or city where the minstrel is exhibiting, he invariably receives a storm of applause. And when he sings his own song parodies Never and W-I-L-S-O-N spells Wilson he is again given an ovation.” ....

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