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An Appeal to All People of Color in America and to Those who Believe in Liberty and Justice and Equality for All. Subject: America's Black Holocaust Museum a Call to Stand Up and Be Counted for a Worthy Issue

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  1. America's Black Holocaust Museum
  2. Cameron, James, 1914 2006
  3. Lynching
  4. Milwaukee
  5. Wisconsin

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