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US & World The stamp was released on what would have been Rosa
Parks’ 100th birthday. DETROIT -- Nearly 500 people, both
dignitaries and ordinary citizens, packed the Charles H. Wright
Museum of African American History yesterday to honor civil-
rights legend Rosa Parks and witness the unveiling of a postage
stamp in her honor. “When sh