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Dancing for the Dunbar Center

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Description

Block parties and dances were important social events and helped to raise money for Dunbar activities

Record Contributed By

Onondaga Community College. Library

Record Harvested From

Empire State Digital Network

Keywords

  1. African American Men
  2. African American Women
  3. African Americans
  4. Dance Parties
  5. Dancing
  6. Women

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