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Mamie Till-Mobley honored as Biden praises the Black Press at Correspondents Dinner

Photo caption: THE FAMILY OF Mamie Till-Mobley poses with the artist after the unveiling of the life-size statue of civil rights activist Mamie Till-Mobley at Argo Community High School in Summit, Illinois on April 29, 2023. From l-r: Reverend Wheeler Parker, Jr. and his wife, Dr. Marvel Parker; Sonja Henderson, artist; and Dallas Anderson, community leader. … Mamie Till-Mobley honored as Biden praises the Black Press at Correspondents Dinner Read More »

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