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20 December, 13:08

Lived from 1894 to 1984

· An African American minister, educator, scholar, and social activist

· Longtime president of Morehouse College in Atlanta

· A mentor to Martin Luther King, Jr.

All of the phrases are describing

A) Andrew Young

B) John Burns

C) Benjamin Mays

D) Alonzo Herndon

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