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Martin Luther King Jr. exhibit in Cape May focuses on role of black fraternal, civic associations

Ben Fogletto

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Bernadette Matthews of Cape May, left, and Wanda Evelyn of Rio Grande talk Friday next to a photo of black troops waiting to watch a USO show during WWII. The Mid-Atlantic Center for the Arts will open an African-American themed exhibit on Martin Luther King Day at the Carriage House at the Emlen Physick Estate.

Ben Fogletto

mac exhibit

Maintenance assistant Josh Pfaff of North Cape May sets up a slideshow Friday for the exhibit opening on Martin Luther King Day at the Carriage House at the Emlen Physick Estate.

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