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Bethlehem Center, May 1, 1949.

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African American boys playing ping pong and boxing at the Bethlehem Center [YMCA in Clinton, Mississippi?] in 1949
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  1. African American Boys
  2. African Americans
  3. Boxing
  4. Interracial Work
  5. Table Tennis
  6. Young Men's Christian Associations

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