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Harrison Wright

CTL-W-1141 · Work

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Harrison Wright is a character in the ABC television series Scandal, played by Columbus Short. Scandal was created by Shonda Rhimes. (Wave-7: Scandal cast records stamped in wave 7; second source: NPR, 'How Scandal Changed TV,' whose transcript credits a Scandal soundbite to 'COLUMBUS SHORT: (As Harrison Wright)' and identifies Scandal as an ABC drama created by Shonda Rhimes, https://www.krvs.org/2018-04-19/how-scandal-changed-tv)

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Negro grocery store, Black Belt, Chicago, Illinois, Chicago, 1941 — CultureTechLens
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Shoeshine, 47th Street, Chicago's main Negro business street, Chicago, Illinois, Chicago, 1941 — CultureTechLens
Shoeshine, 47th Street, Chicago's main Negro business street, Chicago, Illinois, Chicago, 1941 — CultureTechLensPhoto: Rosskam, Edwin, 1903-1985, FSA-OWI, Public Domain, via Library of Congress
Where the Negro and white sections on the South Side meet, the white and Negro children sometimes play together, Chicago, Illinois, Chicago, 1941 — CultureTechLens
Where the Negro and white sections on the South Side meet, the white and Negro children sometimes play together, Chicago, Illinois, Chicago, 1941 — CultureTechLensPhoto: Lee, Russell, 1903-1986, FSA-OWI, Public Domain, via Library of Congress

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