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George "Little Chocolate" Dixon betas Jack Skelly in New Orleans to win the worl

  • Sep 6, 1892
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George "Little Chocolate" Dixon betas Jack Skelly in New Orleans to win the world featherweight title. While some African American citizens celebrate for two days, the New Orleans Times-Democrat says, "It is a mistake to match a Negro and a white man ...to bring the races together on any terms of equality even in the prize ring."

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