Name: African-American broadcast pioneer leaves legacy
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Description: A new exhibit at UNC showcases the legendary career of J.D. Lewis, a broadcast pioneer from Raleigh, and other trailblazing African Americans who worked in TV and radio in the 50s and 60s.

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A new exhibit at UNC showcases the legendary career of J.D. Lewis, a broadcast pioneer from Raleigh, and other trailblazing African Americans who worked in TV and radio in the 50s and 60s.

African-American broadcast pioneer leaves legacy

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