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was issued August 16, 1963. ... artist, George Olden, designed the stamp 
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old Arthur Ashe becomes the first African American to make the U.S. Davis Cup 
.... On sale this day was a stamp designed to commemorate the one-hundreth ... 
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such he was one of the first African Americans to work in the newly evolving 
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16, 1963, the Postal Service issued a stamp commemorating the 100th ... George 
Olden, who was the first African American to design a U.S. postage stamp. ... 
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designer Georg Olden, was an African American pioneer in white ... powerful 
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Question: In 1963 George Olden became the first black designer of a U.S. stamp, one issued for the centennial of this event
Answer: the Emancipation Proclamation