1985: Judge Reuben Anderson becomes first black Supreme Court Justice in Mississippi
June 7, 1985: Dr. A. H. McCoy Federal Building dedicated in Jackson
It was the first federal building in the country to be named in honor of an African American. Dr. A. H. McCoy was a prominent dentist, business man, and civil rights leader in Jackson. The building, completed in 1979, is located on part of the former site of his dentistry practice.
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