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After renowned black singer Marion Anderson was denied the use of a concert hall in segregated Washington, d. c. , who arranged for her to sing on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial? a. Franklin Roosevelt
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After renowned black singer Marion Anderson was denied the use of a concert hall in segregated Washington,

d. c. , who arranged for her to sing on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial?
a. Franklin Roosevelt
b. Calvin Coolidge
c. Herbert Hoover
d. Eleanor Roosevelt

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After renowned black singer Marion Anderson was denied the use of a concert hall in segregated Washington, it was "d. Eleanor Roosevelt," arranged for her to sing on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial, since she was an early champion of Civil Rights.
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