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Mae Reeves — The Sign on 60th Street — The Decision | OurVaya

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Commercial Logic Pressure60

1968

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Commercial Logic Pressure60

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Mae Reeves — The Sign on 60th Street

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West Philadelphia, autumn 1968. You are Mae Reeves, 55 years old, owner and sole milliner of Mae's Millinery Shop at 41 North 60th Street — the first African American woman to own a business on this commercial corridor w…