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This Week In Black History (December 21 – December 27)
December 21, 1948 – Samuel L. Jackson was born in Washington, D.C. An Academy Award nominee, he has starred in countless films including: “Jungle Fever,” “Pulp Fiction”, “Jackie Brown,” “Eve’s Bayou,” and many more. (Courtesy Photo)
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Tags: #TWBIH | Black History facts | Black History Makers | Cab Calloway | Henry P. Cheatham | Jean-Michel Basquiat | Madam C.J. Walker | Reggie White | Samuel L. Jackson | The Georgia Infirmary | This Week in Black History
Tags: #TWBIH | Black History facts | Black History Makers | Cab Calloway | Henry P. Cheatham | Jean-Michel Basquiat | Madam C.J. Walker | Reggie White | Samuel L. Jackson | The Georgia Infirmary | This Week in Black History
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