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Abraham “Ham” Mitchell, aka “Mr. CIAA,” is dapper at the 2005 CIAA Tournament.

February 26, 2016

Abraham “Ham” Mitchell, aka “Mr. CIAA,” is dapper at the 2005 CIAA Tournament.

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Virginia Museum of History & Culture to host July 4th Citizenship Ceremony

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Bishop Barber readies for D.C. march

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Black baseball and Birmingham remembered

Virginia is for Willie Mays

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Louis Gossett Jr., the first Black man to win a supporting actor Oscar, …

'Architect of rock 'n' roll,' Little Richard, dies at 87

Grammy-winning singer Betty Wright succumbs at 66

Andre Harrell, who founded Uptown Records and launched many careers, dies at 5

Louis Gossett Jr., the first Black man to win a supporting actor Oscar, …

Hair care products founder Joe Dudley dies

Big 10 football rivalry creates George Jewett Trophy

Olympian and activist Lee Evans, who took iconic stand at 1968 Mexico City …

Hampton University announces new president

Obamas break ground for $830M presidential library

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