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Many people call him the Renaissance Man, they also say he has such an astonishing voice and such great talent.

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He was a man of many talents. Robeson could sing, act, write, speak fifteen languages, and be a leader.

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Paul Robeson lived a live full of talent . Sadly he died from a stroke at the  age 77 in Many people call him the Renaissance Man, they also say he has an  astonishing voice Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on January 23,1976

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Wife of Civil Rights Legend Paul Robeson

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Paul Robeson: On colonialism, African-American rights (Spotlight, ABC,1960)

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For more great educational video clips, go to http://splash.abc.net.au/

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Paul Robeson became involved with the Civil Rights Movement and was an American Bass singer and actor.

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His awards were The Grammy Hall of Fame, Grammy Lifetime Achievement award, and NAACP image award-Hall of Fame Award.

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He starred in both stage and film versions of The Emperor Jones and Show Boat, and established an immensely popular screen and singing career of international proportions.  Returning to his love of public speaking Robeson began to work as an actor.

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Paul Robeson  was born on April 9, 1898, in Princeton, New Jersey.  Paul went on to become a astral athlete and  performing artist. Paul's mother had died from a fire when he was six and his father moved the family to Somerville