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joe louis

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American History

 

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Dorothy M

 

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August 9, 2014

 

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University

 

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The Black population in Detroit had grown from about 5,000 at the turn of the century to about 90,000 in the 1920's. Most had come up from the South to work in the booming auto plants. And Joe's family was no exception. Joe Louis attended vocational schools until he was about 17. Joe Louis was never really interested in school, despite his mothers urges, Joe decided to follow his passion...
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And Joe's family was no exception. Joe Louis attended vocational schools until he was about 17. Joe Louis was never really interested in school, despite his mothers urges, Joe decided to follow his passion. Joe was very interested in boxing which was the most popular sport at the time. When he left trade school, he went to work for the Ford Motor Company in the day time and took boxing lessons at Brewster's Recreational Center at night...
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