York
York was an American explorer and historic figure, being the only African-American member of the Lewis and Clark Expedition; he participated in the entire exploration and made significant contributions to its success. He was the first African American to cross the continent and see the Pacific.
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Charles Collingwood
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Maciej Kossowski
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Leith Mullings
President of the American Anthropological Association
Gretchen Bender
American artist
Raymond Damadian
American physician
Héctor Quiroga
Television presenter
Edward Waterman Townsend
Former United States Representative
Robert Mushkambaryan
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Robert Gordon
George Gordon, Lord Haddo's son
Patti Karr
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frederick ap barnard
American academic
George Henry Hall
American artist
Henry Morgenthau
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Physician
William McMurtrie
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Nina Polan
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Joseph Wingate Folk
Former Governor of Missouri
Natalya Nesterova
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Leonard Abbott
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Andrew Hutchins Mickle
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Hugh J. Grant
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Edward A. Silk
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Leslie Garland Bolling
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Claude Thornhill
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Dorothy Hansine Andersen
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Isaac Steinberg
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Samuel Mulledy
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Zhang Kunyi
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Abram Wakeman
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Clarkson Crolius
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