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From Selma to Central Long Beach, Evelyn Knight has marched through history

Avatar photoby Greg MellenFebruary 17, 2020February 18, 2020

Whether marching with King in Selma or as a founding member of the Long Beach Community Improvement League, Evelyn Knight has always been outspoken and involved.

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A century ago, a small band of Long Beach residents stood up against racism at The Pike

Avatar photo by Anthony Pignataro February 24, 2019December 17, 2019
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Not to be forgotten images: Black history exhibit leaves jarring, indelible mark

Avatar photo by Steve Lowery January 31, 2019
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