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profile id: 207640
profile name: Al Sharpton
profile occupation: Civil Rights Activist, Political Leader, Pastor
profile id: 9174397
profile name: Ralph D Abernathy
profile occupation: Civil Rights Activist, Pastor
profile id: 299586
profile name: Jeremiah A. Wright, Jr.
profile occupation: Pastor
profile id: 9291425
profile name: Jerry Falwell
profile occupation: Radio Talk Show Host, Evangelist, Minister, Pastor, Television Personality
profile id: 9445619
profile name: Adam Clayton Powell Jr.
profile occupation: Civil Rights Activist, U.S. Representative, Pastor
profile id: 40731
profile name: George Washington Williams
profile occupation: Scholar, Lawyer, Pastor, Journalist
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