African Americans of Durham & Orange Counties
Floyd McKissick -- Walter Jackson -- Brenda Stephens -- Nate Davis -- Jaki Shelton Green -- Jackie Wagstaff -- Diane Wright -- Michelle Johnson -- The Klan.
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Nate Davis grew up in Chapel Hill and is the retired longtime director of the town's Hargraves Community Center. A first cousin of James Cates, he was working at the UNC Student Union snack bar on November 21, 1970, the night Cates was stabbed at the Union.
Source: The Assembly: Say His Name: James Cates
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Floyd McKissick -- Walter Jackson -- Brenda Stephens -- Nate Davis -- Jaki Shelton Green -- Jackie Wagstaff -- Diane Wright -- Michelle Johnson -- The Klan.
Floyd McKissick -- Walter Jackson -- Brenda Stephens -- Nate Davis -- Jaki Shelton Green -- Jackie Wagstaff -- Diane Wright -- Michelle Johnson -- The Klan.
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