Tag: Las Vegas history
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Anna Bailey became one of the first Black showgirls in Las Vegas, performing at the Moulin Rouge and paving the way for Black entertainers.
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Dennis Walker’s historic journey as he becomes the first Black proprietor in Las Vegas, breaking barriers at Outback Steakhouse. Explore how his trailblazing achievement inspires diversity and inclusion in entrepreneurship.
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