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| | Vignette: Sam McKinney |
 | | During the 1960s, McKinney marched in the streets of Seattle and, along with the leaders of CORE, the NAACP, and the Urban League, pushed for equal employment, housing, and educational opportunities. |
 | | He marched with Dr. King in Washington, D.C. in 1963 and in Selma and Montgomery in 1965. |
 | | The Samuel Berry McKinney Manor with 40 units for low income residents was built in 1998, across the street from the church. |
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