(L. to R.): Bill Campbell, Telma Hopkins, Harry Porterfield and Diann Burns host the Bud Billiken Parade for WLS-TV, Channel 7, Chicago, Illinois, 1989.
Walter Clark speaking at Northwestern Memorial Hospital's dedication of a cancer lab in memory of his daughter, Juanine Clark, Chicago, Illinois, 1989.
Walter Clark (second from left) and wife, Juanita Clark with the President of Northwestern Memorial Hospital next to a portrait of their late daughter, Juanine Clark, Chicago, Illinois, 1989.
Members of Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University Marching “100” Band sightseeing in Paris, France, 1989; They were invited to perform there by the president of France.
(L to R) Errol B. Taylor with his family including his father, Manuel Taylor; his wife, his Paula Taylor and his mother, Etta Taylor on their wedding day (1989).
The Hon. Norman Rice (third right) with his sister, Audrey Rice Oliver; his wife, Constance Williams Rice; his maternal grandmother, Susie Whiteman; his mother, Irene Johnson Powell and his father, Otha Rice, Sr. at his inauguration (1989).
Timothy Lee Richardson (right) with Boys and Girls Clubs of America's national spokesperson and actor, Denzel Washington, at a conference in Seattle, Washington (1989).
The Hon. Ethel Skyles Alexander (fourth right) with (L to R) Congressmen Paul Williams, Art Farmer, Richard Newhouse, Bob McClain, Commonwealth Edison Vice President John Wooten, Donne Trotter and Anthony Young (1989).
Rev. Marcia Dyson (center) with her son, Mwata Dyson (left) and U.S. Congressman Jesse Jackson, Jr. (right) at Rainbow PUSH Coalition in Chicago, Illinois (1989).
Dr. Beny J. Primm (right) with President George H. W. Bush (second left) and chairman of the Republican Party Andrew O’Rourke (second right) during Bush's presidential campaign in New York (1989).
Dr. Beny J. Primm (right) with President George H. W. Bush (left) and chairman of the Repulican Party Andrew O’Rourke (center) during Bush's presidential campaign in New York (1989).
Dr. Audrey Forbes Manley (third left) as the first African American female to achieve the rank of admiral in the United States Public Health Service accompanied by the six other African American officers to achieve rank (1989).
Dr. Audrey Forbes Manley (second left) as the first African American female to achieve the rank of admiral in the United States Public Health Service accompanied by the six other African American officers to achieve rank (1989).