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FILE -- Althea Gibson is greeted by neighborhood children as she arrives at her home in Harlem on July 9, 1957. Now, as some African-American women with long-ignored contributions are at last getting their due, Gibson's legacy is being pushed to center stage on multiple fronts. (Carl T. Gossett Jr./The New York Times)
A JULY 9, 1957 FILE PHOTO.
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