Dec. 10, 1950: First African American is awarded Nobel Peace Prize

On this day in 1950, Ralph J. Bunche, who was baptized at Second Baptist Church, earns the coveted Nobel Peace Prize for his efforts to negotiate a peace settlement between Arabs and Jews in the Middle East. The United Nations official and diplomat is the first African-American to receive the honor.
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Ken Coleman

Ken Coleman, the author of On this Day: African-American Life in Detroit, is a native Detroiter and former news reporter. He served on the Detroit Charter Revision Commission. He lives in Detroit with his wife, Kim Trent, and their son, Jackson Coleman.

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