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On this day in 1892: Samuel C. Watson joins the ancestors. He was 59. Watson, a druggist and physician, holds the distinction of being the first African-American to serve on City Council. Watson operated a drug store on Jefferson Avenue.
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On this day in 1995: earns a Soul Train award in the “Best R&B/Soul Single-Female” category for "Body and Soul."
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On this day in 1989: The Rev. Jim Holley, president of Operation PUSH, Detroit chapter, in a written release says following about . “The game that they are playing out there is plantation basketball. Black people performing for the amusement of upscale whites.”
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On this day in 1969: Detroit Boat Club proposes either buy out the private organization or sell its “interest.” Move comes after city ordered Detroit Boat Club and Detroit Yacht Club to integrate or lose the use of land on Belle Isle, which the city owns.
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On this day in 1937: and reach their first contract agreement. Comes a few weeks after sit-down strike in Flint ends.
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On this day in 1859: Abolitionist William Webb hosted in his Detroit home a meeting that included Frederick Douglass and John Brown.
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Tigers History 12 mars
March 12, 1960: Ernie Harwell debuts as Tigers announcer
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Ken Coleman 12 mars
On this day in 1859: Abolitionist William Webb hosted in his Detroit home a meeting that included Frederick Douglass and John Brown.
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Ken Coleman 12 mars
On this day in 1960: Ernie Harwell offers Detroit play-by-play for the first time. Detroit defeats Washington Senators 8-6 in spring training game in Lakeland, FL. Harwell replaces Van Patrick and is teamed with George Kell.
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Ken Coleman 12 mars
On this day in 1937: and reach their first contract agreement. Comes a few weeks after sit-down strike in Flint ends.
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Ken Coleman 11 mars
On this day in 1950: The Rev. Robert Bradby, Jr. is dismissed from the Detroit Housing Commission by Mayor Albert Cobo. Bradby has criticized the mayor on his decision to eliminate several public housing proposals designed for African Americans.
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Ken Coleman 11 mars
On this day in 1994: The Supremes are awarded a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
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Ken Coleman 11 mars
On this day in 1963: Superintendent Dr. Samuel Brownell confirms that Commerce High School will be razed to make way for the new Fisher Freeway.
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Nick Schroeck 11 mars
Thanks for previewing tomorrow's event celebrating Detroit's Abolitionist Moment. Still time to register
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Ken Coleman 11 mars
Thanks for having me on today to discuss John Brown and Frederick Douglass' March 12, 1859 meeting in Detroit.
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Ken Coleman 11 mars
On this day in 1969: The Temptations win their first Grammy award for "Cloud Nine." The single is from the first studio album to feature Dennis Edwards as replacement for David Ruffin, who was fired in June 1968.
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Ken Coleman 11 mars
On this day in 1994: The Supremes are awarded a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
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Ken Coleman 11 mars
About to be interviewed at one of my favorite places!
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Ken Coleman 11 mars
Here's a basic timeline of notable events associated with Black Bottom and Paradise Valley: Detroit's lost communities.
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Ken Coleman 11 mars
Gonna run my eighth half-marathon in October!
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