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The Cleveland Urban League and Redefining Equality

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Kent State University
Smith-Pryor's research interests include the tumultuous history of race in this country, along with its intersections with gender, class, and power.

is an associate professor and the Undergraduate Program Coordinator for the Kent State University History Department. Smith-Pryor specializes in the subject of African-American history. 

In 2016, she won the Ford Foundation Senior Fellowship, including an $80,000 stipend, for her ongoing research on the history of the Cleveland Urban League's efforts in the 1960s and 1970s to redefine equality in an era of racialized inequality.

 

J. Nungesser is a multiple media journalist at 91¸£Àû.