Baltimore / New York / Washington / D.C. / Reading / /
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Lilly / Reginald F. Lewis Museum Resources / The Guardian / /
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USD / /
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Emmy / the National Book Award / /
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Person Communication and Meetings / Person Travel / /
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George Washington University / Howard University / Fisk University / Library of Congress Archives / Museum Connection / Fredonia State Teachers College / Trinity College / Mary’s College / Reginald F. Lewis Museum / /
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General Assembly / Trinity College / Black Arts Movement / Teachers College / Fisk University / Congress / George Washington University / United Negro College Fund / Poetry Foundation / Howard University in Washington / Negro League / American Civil Rights Movement / St. Mary’s College / County Poetry and Literature Society / MSA SC / National Endowment of the Arts and an Emmy / /
Person
Sterling A. Brown / Vincent Burns / Martin Luther King / James Miller / Lucille Sayles Clifton / Amiri Baraka / Martin O'Malley / Lucille Clifton / Voice Goal Negro / Ishmael Reed / A. B. Spellman / Toni Morrison / Harry R. Hughes / Anthony Brown / Thelma Moore / Fred Clifton / Everett Anderson / Samuel L. Sayles / James Baldwin / Thelma Moore Sayles / Jr / /
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actor / philosophy professor / president / affectionate teacher / Speaker / poet / Lt. Governor / critic / steel mill worker / historical author / author / Professor of Humanities / King / poet / a writer / Governor / Artist / professor / magazine editor / writer / fictitious speaker for the poem / fictitious speaker / /
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Alabama / Maryland / Howard County / New York / California / /
Lucille Clifton’s “Why Some People be Mad at Me Sometimes” Museum Connection: Art and Enlightenment Purpose: By reading historical accounts of civil rights events, students will be able to make personal connection