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DIED TODAY IN HISTORY  |  January 26, 2017

Died January 26  ›

José Ferrer was the first Hispanic actor to win an Academy Award...

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Some Chinese funeral attendees are given a red thread, which they tie around their front doorknob to ward off bad luck.

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There are more than 200 euphemisms for death in the English language, from 'shuffled off this mortal coil' to 'with the ancestors'.

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Jill Saward

Rape victim became an advocate for victims of sexual assault

Allan Williams

The first manager of the Beatles

Joyce Brock

Created one of the first modeling agencies and schools for African-Americans

Anne Jennings

First African-American registered nurse to graduate from Hartford Hospital School

Willie Evans

Buffalo football star whose 1958 team refused to play in a bowl game banning black players

Mary Louise "Lou" Rodeen

The first woman to be accepted into the Northwestern University Band.

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-Mahatma Gandhi

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