rav " pr id nt f a rninin 1
company in Montana and lIIin is,
w regarocd s the first African
American millionaire. 1 H-
"The only way that
we have been
able to get the city
to respond to us is
by going on a rent
strike. /I
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f all mai ntc
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nothci h,' complaint )1 t1 rC"I
(knt" art' 'I '".Ito!. tha don' t \\ ork
most 01 the 11m .
"We went on a rent s trike last year
for five months." Tu .k r xard.
board.
Who W(L the fir. t Black femnle
vocalist to be 'eatured with a � hite
dance band?
Which newsp« tpcr (lJ inuolly se
leas the Black coli gc AU-Am ,-i
can footbaU (em n?
APRlL 28, 1839 - OfX1
lead Amistad mutiny off the ax t
of Long J land, .Y. 1 ,7-
Boxer Muhammad Ali former
World Heavyweight Champion.
was , tripped of his title tor refusal
to 'rvc in tbearmed forces. 19 O'
- Racial integration among eri
ous jazz rrusicians began. 1862-
lavery abolshed in Di t of Co
lumbia.
, }¥flat was #1e.ElJI• qf!h"o I
written by John A. Williams as a
'resultofhiscrosscountrytriptotest
America I racial attitudes?
APRIL 29, 1899 - Duke
lington,jcv/ m ician aOO om
poser, w born. 1 ( - I Iarold
Washington w worn in ili the
firstSI kMayorofChi .1987
- Wall Street I wycr Reginald
Lewis ught the Beatrice compa
nies to form TLC Beatri C, with
ov r L'5 billi n insales.
What· was M.L. King, Jr. IS
nom at birtli?
APRfL. , 1 H4J - Blocks
patti ipatcd in national political
convention for the f ,t time in Buf
falo, .Y. 1952 - Dr. Louis T.
WrightwCli bon red by American
Cancer Society r r hi ntribu
lions to r lUlCW'Ch. 1 ( 1-
Willi Ma of th > an Franc'
Giants ned a major league rec rd
wi� four hom runs in on' gam.
17< ) - Thcre '\ ere more than
750, slaves: y II .rnore than
2 million.
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it d �Wlite HaL .c n � corr 'vxm
dent?
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hom?
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pril 25th t1'1)y kin.
26th - - I '11.1 Hom'.
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28th - This I' unrry
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29th - Mt 'h, 1 Luth 'r Kin .
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