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Description From Image:AfricanAmericans2.jpg. I created this image from the previous public domain image (see below) plus three public domain images of living African American leaders (C. Rice, first black female Sec. of State; C. Powell, first black Sec. of State/Chairman of Joint Chiefs; J. Jackson, first competitive major party candidate for Pres. of U.S. (1988)).
Date 19 February 2007 (original upload date)
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Replaced Edward Brook (Sen.) with Barack Obama (presidential nominee).

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