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This Week In Black History - June 27, 2024 - Milwaukee Times Weekly Newspaper

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June 27, 1991 – Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall announced his retirement. June 28, 1864 – Fugitive Slave Laws repealed by Congress. June 29, 1886 – Photographer James Van Der Zee was born. June 30, 1921 – Charles S. Gilping awarded Spingarn Medal for his performance in Eugene O’Neill's play 'Emperor Jones.' July 1, 1889 […]

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