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Club 100 discrimination in Cambridge, Mass.
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Club 100 discrimination in Cambridge, Mass.

Miller, Jack, 1924-1948 · March 20, 1947

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Draft of article about Harvard and Radcliffe students protesting racial discrimination at Club 100 in Cambridge, including photo captions.

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