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The Muny’s 2018 presentation of ‘The Wiz.” Photo by Wiley Price/St. Louis American
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The Field House Museum has “From Caricature to Celebration: A Brief History of African-American Dolls” on display through July 15.
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Grammy Award winning gospel legend Rev. Shirley Caesar pretended to faint while fawning over Urban League of Metropolitan St. Louis President and CEO Michael P. McMillan at the 2018 Salute to Women in Leadership Awards, Friday night at The Marriott St. Louis Grand.
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Justin Robinson (left) from Hazelwood West took third in the Men’s 100-meters at the Class 5 State Track Championships in Jefferson City Sat. May 26, 2018. Republic’s Dustin Owens was fifth at 10.83 and Rock Bridge junior Nathaniel Peat was first with a winning time of 10.75.
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M.I.C.D.S Sr. Cara Johnson, (left) won the Women’s 100 meters with a time of at 12.03 M.I.C.D.S. Sr. Cara Pearson (center) took third at 12.35, and Webster Groves Sr. Britney Clark was fifth at 12.46.
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Jeffrey Blair co-owns Eyeseeme African American Children’s Bookstore, located at 7827 Olive Blvd. in University City, along with his wife Pamela Blair. They will celebrate the third anniversary of their establishment with special programming on Saturday, June 23.
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A young man takes a swim in the pool at Bellefontaine Neighbors during the summer of 2017
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Officials from Annie Malone Children and Family Service Center, the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department, Washington University and St. Louis Juvenile Court discussed a new collaboration to care for and rehabilitate victims of human trafficking at press conference on June 14.
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Shelby Kane, Savannah McCullum, Mary Jordan and Sydney Akers looked at fossils provided by the St. Louis Zoo during the St. Louis American Science Camp on Tuesday, June 19 at the Little Creek Nature Area.
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The St. Louis Association of Community Organizations (SLACO) organized for residents of the Ville and Benton Park to visit each other’s neighborhoods and network as part of its Neighborhoods United for Change program on Saturday, June 16.
Photo courtesy of SLACO
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Parkland shooting survivor David Hogg held a portrait of the late Michael Brown in front of him during introductions for a town hall about gun violence in St. Louis on Sunday, June 17, their second stop on a national tour.
Photo by Eleanor DesPrez