The New York Times Agency May 2010
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(NYT49) NEW YORK -- Jan. 7, 2003 -- NY-BLACKFACE-LAWSUIT -- A former New York City police officer testified Tuesday that he wore blackface on a Labor Day parade float in Queens in 1998 because he wanted to entertain people, make them laugh, and win a trophy. He said he concluded that the float, called "Black to the Future: 2098,'' was offensive only after he watched it later on television. Two former firefighters, Robert Steiner, left, and Jonathan Walters, far right, who were fired along with a police officer after participating in a 1998 Labor Day parade in Queens, left a Manhattan court Tuesday. (Ozier Muhammad/The New York Times)
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2003-01-07
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The New York Times Agency
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