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November 6, 2008

Tell Me More on National Public Radio

Civil Rights Elder Sees Dream Come True
interview by Michel Martin

Dorothy Height began her civil rights career during the Great Depression. Since then, Height has become one of the country's most notable champions of equal rights. Now, at 96 years old, Height reflects on the election of the country's first African American president.

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Dorothy Height is interviewed on 'Tell Me More' on NPR