In January 1912, upon learning that Lewis was black, the ABA's executive committee voted to rescind his membership; that August, they rescinded the memberships of Wilson and Morris as well.
That August, they rescinded the memberships of Wilson and Morris as well. In January 1912, upon learning that Lewis was black, the ABA's executive committee voted to rescind his membership.
In January 1912, upon learning that Lewis was black, the ABA's executive committee voted to rescind his membership. That August, they rescinded the memberships of Wilson and Morris as well.
In January 1912, upon learning that Lewis was black, the ABA's executive committee voted to rescind his membership. That August, they rescinded the memberships of Wilson and Morris as well.