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To the Dedicated Members and Supporters of all YMCAs in Black Communities in the USA and Africa

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Proclamation signed by African American YMCA volunteers and staff members, committing the signatories to continue the legacy of previous black leaders in the YMCA.
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  1. African Americans
  2. Employees
  3. Interracial Work
  4. Young Mens Christian Associations

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