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World class Black boxing champs lead lecture in Columbia

Jo Ann McClellan The Maury County African American Heritage Society will host speaker Dr. Morgan Hines as part of its “The World of Sports” lecture series at 10 a.m. on July 24 at Maury County Archives, 201 East 6th St. in Columbia. Hines is a trainer, coach and has been a promoter for boxers in Columbia for 46 years. Former boxers Aholu Pillow, Jerome Pillow and Sammy Sparkman will also be present to participate in the discussion. Aholu Pillow was an amateur boxer, and assistant coach, turned fashion model, who has appeared on the cover of Iconique Magazine. Jerome Pillow is a former undefeated professional fighter with a 14-0 record with 8 knockouts. He currently serves as a senior coach with the Columbia Boxing Club.

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Forgotten history : Can Columbia s East 8th Street neighborhood be revitalized?

Forgotten history : Can Columbia s East 8th Street neighborhood be revitalized?
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How Columbia race riots in Tennessee sparked civil rights movement

COLUMBIA, Tenn. – A historical marker recognizing one of the most pivotal moments in Columbia s history was installed in 2016 on a broken sidewalk in front of an abandoned building, covered in dust, almost forgotten. Before then, a visual reminder of the incident, dubbed by many as the Columbia race riot of 1946, could only be found in history books propped on library shelves. On Feb. 25, 1946, a dispute over a broken radio involving James Stephenson, 19, a U.S. Navy veteran, his mother Gladys and a white store clerk led to a seminal court case some consider the first step in the U.S. civil rights movement.

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Columbia launches Peace & Justice initiative on anniversary of 1946 uprising

Columbia launches Peace & Justice initiative on anniversary of 1946 uprising
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Dispute over a broken radio in Columbia, Tenn , set stage for civil rights movement

Dispute over a broken radio in Columbia, Tenn , set stage for civil rights movement
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