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"Negro Boys on Easter Morning" Photoshoot in Chicago's Bronzeville Neighborhood. 1941
Chicagoan Lucy Ella Gonzales Parsons. Police Department says she's "More dangerous than a thousand rioters."
How Negroes in Early Springfield, Illinois Influenced Abraham Lincoln's Views on Race and Society.
Edward Coles, the Second Governor of Illinois, Patrician Emancipator, Fights an Attempt to Change Illinois' Original 1818 Constitution to Pro-Slavery.
Ray Rayner, a staple of Chicago Children's Television in the 1960s & 70s. (1919-2004)

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