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Emory scholar Dr. Rudolph Byrd leaves legacy of African-American studies and civil rights movement

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28 Oct 11

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2011

Emory scholar Dr. Rudolph Byrd leaves legacy of African-American studies and civil rights movement

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WABE-FM Atlanta

Funeral services for Emory University's Dr. Rudolph Byrd were held, Friday, October 28th in Atlanta, GA. Byrd was the founder of Emory's James Weldon Johnson Institute now considered a premier establishment for the study of the modern civil rights movement.

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Emory scholar Dr. Rudolph Byrd leaves legacy of African-American studies and civil rights movement