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The first recorded New World slave revolt occurs in what is now South Carolina.
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The first recorded New World slave revolt occurs in what is now South Carolina.
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PFC Milton Lee Olive is awarded the Medal of Honor posthumously for bravery during the Vietnam War.
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Politician George Washington Murray, Representative from South Carolina, dies in Chicago, Illinois.
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Popular English vocalist Mable Mercer dies in Pittsfield, Massachusetts.
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Singer Luther Vandross is born in New York City.
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Harriet Elizabeth Byrd, Wyoming’s first black state legislator, is born in Cheyenne, Wyoming.
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Major General Frederick E. Davidson assumed command of the Eighth Infantry Division in Germany and became the first black to lead an army.
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Nana Annor Adjaye, Pan-Africanist, dies in West Nzima, Ghana.
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Cheyney State College is founded as a school for boys.
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Black minutemen join their white counterparts to fight the British at Concord and Lexington, Massachusetts.