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    Crispus Attucks Parade in Newark, NJ Video 1967

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    By Staff writer on February 15, 2023 Videos

    Almost 5,000 marched and 12,000 spectators turned out in the Crispus Attucks Parade in Newark, New Jersey on March 25th 1967. This day was a memorial tribute to the black patriot who was the first to die in the Boston Massacre. The film was funded by the Prudential Insurance Company of America.

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