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CMPRadio.net - Did you know?! February 13, 1923 - The first black professional basketball team, "The Renaissance," was organized. The New York Rens were the first all-black fully professional African-American owned basketball
Breaking the Color Barrier - Harlem Renaissance Basketball
New York Renaissance: The first all-Black professional basketball dynasty | Sporting News Canada
Perhaps the greatest of the Black Fives: The Harlem Rens - New York Amsterdam News
The NY Rens Were The 'Greatest Basketball Team You Have Never Heard Of'
On This Day, Feb. 13: First all-Black basketball team, N.Y. Renaissance, formed - UPI.com
Fadeaway: The Team That Time Forgot - ABC News
John Isaacs, Star for Rens Basketball Team, Dies at 93 - The New York Times
Long Before the Brooklyn Nets, There Were the Black Fives - The New York Times
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HARLEM RENS* On The Shoulders Of Giants (Pt. 1) | #ThisThingOfOurs - YouTube
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Black ThenFebruary 13: All-Black 'New York Renaissance' Was Formed on This Date in 1923 - Black Then
Fadeaway: The Team That Time Forgot - ABC News
Today in Black Sports History: Feb. 13, 1923 - The Hilltop
Harlem Renaissance Basketball
Men's Basketball Heads to New York for Harlem Renaissance Classic - Bowie State University Athletics
Today in NYC History: Celebrating the Harlem Rens Basketball Team - Untapped New York
The NY Rens Were The 'Greatest Basketball Team You Have Never Heard Of' - Gil Troy
Harlem Globetrotters | History, Players, & Facts | Britannica
Bill Russell Signed Harlem Rens First African American Team Jersey With JSA COA | eBay
On this date February 13th in the year 1923 the New York Renaissance A.K.A, The Ren's were established in Harle… | Basketball championship, Basketball teams, Harlem
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