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Oral history of Nathaniel S. Colley, the first practicing African American attorney in Sacramento, former member of the State Board of Education, and boardmember of the NAACP.
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Original Audio Cassette
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Center for Sacramento History

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California Digital Library

Keywords

  1. African Americans
  2. Colley, Nathaniel S
  3. Discrimination
  4. Employment
  5. Injustice, Lawyer
  6. Naacp (Organization)
  7. Poverty
  8. Sacramento Ethnic Communities Survey Collection

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