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Golden Frinks died in 2004. This article should reflect that. it doessincerely-Niq Harr

I think this is a quality article and I was happy to run across it and thus learn more about the subject (Golden Franks) and the civil rights movement. I could not find anything that really needed to be corrected. I looked into the rules for removing the tag regarding encyclopedic tone. I think the issue has been "adequately addressed with many edits taking place after its placement in 2016." I feel the tag detracts from a fine article and it detracts from its importance. I have removed the tag..Flibbertigibbets (talk)

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