The New York Times Agency May 2010
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Ning Liu added flowers on Sunday, June 28, 2009, to a memorial outside Michael Jackson's childhood home in Gary, Ind., one of many places he was honored over the weekend. Jackson was to music what Michael Jordan was to sports and Barack Obama to politics -- a towering figure with crossover appeal even if in life, some of Jackson's black fans sometimes wondered if he was as proud of his race as his race was of him. But in his death, many African-Americans embraced Jackson publicly and without ambivalence. (Carlos Javier Ortiz/The New York Times)
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2009-06-28
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The New York Times Agency
Carlos Javier Ortiz/The New York Times/Redux
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