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Elizabeth Randolph, Black Political Caucus
1977 - The Black Caucus helps establish district representation in Charlotte.
Cedric "Cornbread" Maxwell receives trophy.
1976 - The UNC-Charlotte basketball team wins its first national recognition.
The Charlotte Observer 5/21/1909, p. 4   PRESIDENT TAFT IN CHARLOTTE.
Charlotte March for Our Lives, 2018. Sign reads: "It's not raining, we're crying."
This digital exhibit represents the opinions and emotions surrounding March For Our Lives, Charlotte, on March 24, 2018.
A. D. Neal, the first quarterback of the West Charlotte Lions
December 9, 1995 - West Charlotte High School wins the state football championship.
Marriage: Mr. Joseph I. Dunlap and Mr. Charlotte Bennett Location: Ansonville, N.C. Married at the residence of Col. William G. Smith.Father is listed as deceased. Family Information: Mr. Lemuel Bennett Source: Charlotte Democrat - 5/23/1879
Carver College basketball team
1963 - Separate campuses are built for UNC Charlotte and Carver College.
Fred Alexander elected to City Council
May 4, 1965 - Fred Alexander is elected to the Charlotte City Council. Photo shows Alexander being sworn in on the 10th.
Bill Johnson talks with future governor Jim Martin.
1974 - Bill Johnson buys the Charlotte Post.
Bishop C.M. "Daddy" Grace visits Charlotte
September 1959 - Bishop C.M. "Daddy" Grace visits Charlotte.
First day of integrated education, West Charlotte HS
September 9, 1970 - Charlotte-Mecklenburg school system is integrated.
May 1963 - Charlotte hotels and restaurants begin to desegregate.
Black women of Charlotte honored by UNC
December 14, 1976 - Charlotte's African American women are honored by UNC.
1971 - The North State Law Enforcement Association, a professional association for black police officers, sues the City of Charlotte.
Dorothy Counts, enduring abuse at Harding High School
September 4, 1957: Three years after the US Supreme Court decision in favor of desegregation, four courageous young people change Charlotte forever when they become the first black students to enroll in all-white schools.
The following article recounts the speech made by President Woodrow Wilson upon his visit to Charlotte, North Carolina during the Mecklenburg Declaration of Independence celebrations.   The Charlotte News 5/20/1916 Night Edition Section 2, p.1
Sarah Mingo Stevenson, first black woman on Charlotte Board of Education
1980 - Stevenson becomes the first black woman on the Charlotte school board.
Students at West Charlotte High School
May 6, 1991 - West Charlotte High School is featured in the Wall Street Journal.
King speaks to Charlotte's black high schools
May 30, 1963 - Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. speaks at a convocation of the area's black high schools.
 July 8, 1933 - In Charlotte's first interracial baseball game, the white Highland Park Mill team meets the North Charlotte Black Yankees. The Charlotte Observer reports that Highland Park wins, 11-10. But the Charlotte News reports that the Black Yankees win, 10-7!

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