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Marcus Walker

CTL-W-1142 · Work

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Civil rights activist turned operative

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Civil rights activist turned operative

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Marcus Walker is a character in the ABC television series Scandal, played by Cornelius Smith, Jr. (Wave-7: Memorable TV cast data credited to ABC press, Nov 2016; second source: TheWrap, 'How Scandal Just Explained the Reality of Sexism With One Witty Remark,' naming Marcus Walker (Cornelius Smith Jr.) in its account of a Scandal episode and Olivia Pope (Kerry Washington), https://www.thewrap.com/how-scandal-just-explained-the-reality-of-sexism-with-one-witty-remark/)

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Negro grocery store, Black Belt, Chicago, Illinois, Chicago, 1941 — CultureTechLens
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Negro grocery store, Black Belt, Chicago, Illinois, Chicago, 1941 — CultureTechLens
Negro grocery store, Black Belt, Chicago, Illinois, Chicago, 1941 — CultureTechLensPhoto: Rosskam, Edwin, 1903-1985, FSA-OWI, Public Domain, via Library of Congress
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

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