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From the factory worker to the movie star, this tour aims to showcase the diversity in Milwaukee’s African American community of the past. </p>","postscript_text":"","tour_img":"https://milwaukeebronzevillehistories.org/files/fullsize/76351c34d16a53690bf5d259968e8ce0.jpg","items":[{"id":9,"title":"Vel R. 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