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Title: Muhammad Ali, Long Beach, 1979
Creator: Crowder, Guy, 1940-2011
Date Created and/or Issued: 1979-01-06
Publication Information: California State University, Northridge
Contributing Institution: California State University, Northridge
Collection: Tom & Ethel Bradley Center Photographs
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Description: Muhammad Ali (L) and two other people socialize at Muhammad Ali's second annual track meet held at the Long Beach Sports Arena.
Type: image
Format: Photographs
image/jpeg
black-and-white negatives
Extent: 35 mm
Identifier: 11.06.GC.N35.B21.21.120.19A
http://digital-collections.csun.edu/cdm/ref/collection/Bradley/id/19564
Subject: African Americans--California--Los Angeles--Sources
Ali, Muhammad, 1942-2016
Boxers (Sports)
African American political activists
Political activists
Olympic athletes
Place: Los Angeles (Calif.)
Relation: 11.06.GC.N35.B21.21.120.19A.tif
Guy Crowder Collection
African American Photographs
California State University Northridge. University Library. Special Collections & Archives. Tom & Ethel Bradley Center

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