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Monday, February 9, 2004 
African American pioneers in southwest focus of talk ThursdayLab observes Black History Month
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Cortez Williams, left, and John Ketchens, both of CW Enterprises Inc., set up a photo that is part of a "Blacks in New Mexico: 1100 to 1899" display in the second floor lobby of the Otowi Building at Technical Area 3. The Laboratory is celebrating Black History Month with two talks and exhibits. Charles Becknell Jr. of the University of New Mexico's African American Studies program, speaks about African American pioneers in the southwest at 10 a.m., Thursday in the Physics Building Auditorium at TA-3. Williams is scheduled to speak at the Lab on Feb. 19. The talks and exhibits are sponsored by the African American Diversity Working Group, the Diversity (DVO) Office and the Diversity Affirmative Action Board. For more information, see the