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100 years later, Phyllis Wheatley center in continues to be a beacon for Black community

A group of Black youths pose at Camp Katharine Parsons.

The center provided a gathering place in north Minneapolis for those who weren’t always welcome elsewhere.

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Art exhibit at St. Olaf College is devoted to people who failed to become president

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