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Allegheny County Executive Dan Onorato, left, arrives with Joe Preston Jr., the chairman of Consumer Affairs Committee Pa. House of Representatives, at One Hope Center in Pittsburgh's Hill District to accept the endorsement for governor by local African -American leaders, Monday, Oct. 25, 2010. (AP Photo/John Heller)
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Allegheny County Executive Dan Onorato, left, arrives with Joe Preston Jr., the chairman of Consumer Affairs Committee Pa. House of Representatives, at One Hope Center in Pittsburgh's Hill District to accept the endorsement for governor by local African -American leaders, Monday, Oct. 25, 2010. (AP Photo/John Heller)
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Dion "Rocko" Williams, the rear-tire carrier for Hendrick Motorsports, is one of just a handful of African Americans working today in NASCAR's pit crews. (Jeff Willhelm/Charlotte Observer/MCT)
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Dion "Rocko" Williams, the rear-tire carrier for Hendrick Motorsports, is one of just a handful of African Americans working today in NASCAR's pit crews. (Jeff Willhelm/Charlotte Observer/MCT)
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Dion "Rocko" Williams, the rear-tire carrier for Hendrick Motorsports, is one of just a handful of African Americans working today in NASCAR's pit crews. (Jeff Willhelm/Charlotte Observer/MCT)
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In this publicity image released by Sesame Street, a brown muppet representing an African-American girl is shown during the taping of the "I Love My Hair," video for the children's program, "Sesame Street." The video was inspired by the five-year-old daughter of "Sesame Street" head writer Joey Mazzarino. (AP Photo/Sesame Street, Zach Hyman)
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In this publicity image released by Sesame Street, a brown muppet representing an African-American girl is shown during the taping of the "I Love My Hair," video for the children's program, "Sesame Street." The video was inspired by the five-year-old daughter of "Sesame Street" head writer Joey Mazzarino. (AP Photo/Sesame Street, Zach Hyman)
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Shauna St. Clair from Georgetown Hospital help instruct African-American Seniors about stroke signs and what steps they should take, during a community meeting at Hattie Holmes Wellness Center in the Petworth neighborhood of Washington, Monday, Oct. 4, 2010.(AP Photo/Pablo Martinez Monsivais)
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Shauna St. Clair from Georgetown Hospital helps instruct African-American Seniors about stroke signs and what steps they should take, during a community meeting at Hattie Holmes Wellness Center in the Petworth neighborhood of Washington, Monday, Oct. 4, 2010.(AP Photo/Pablo Martinez Monsivais)
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** TO GO WITH EEUU HISPANOS MUSULMANES ** In this photo taken Sep. 10, 2010, Laila Franco, 8, left, daughter of Alvaro Franco, 28, and Candice Elam, 28, praying in the back, poses for pictures, at her home in New Jersey. Alvaro Franco is a Colombian permanent resident in the United States who converted to Islam 14 years ago. His wife, an African American woman, converted to the Islam seven years ago. (AP Photo/Mariana Cristancho-Ahn)
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** TO GO WITH EEUU HISPANOS MUSULMANES ** In this photo taken Sep. 10, 2010, Alvaro Franco, 28, right, and his wife Candice Elam, 28, pray at their home in New Jersey. Franco is a Colombian permanent resident in the United States who converted to Islam 14 years ago. His wife, an African American woman, converted to the Islam seven years ago. (AP Photo/Mariana Cristancho-Ahn)
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