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Black American Racers Association
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The Black American Racers Association (BARA) was founded in August 1972 in Trenton, New Jersey by Leonard W. Miller, Ron Hines, Eugene Gadson, and Charles Singleton. BARA was formed to give recognition to black racing drivers, crews, mechanics, car owners, and other members of the auto racing community and corporations that help promote black racing development. BARA ceased operations in 1978.
Malcolm Durham, Leonard W. Miller, Wendell Scott, and Ronald Hines (l-r) of the Black American Racers Association
Malcolm Durham, Leonard W. Miller, Wendell Scott, and Ronald Hines (l-r) of the Black American Racers Association
Leonard W. Miller
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Leonard W. Miller is one of two black motor racing pioneers living in the United States.
African American auto racing pioneer Leonard W. Miller
African American auto racing pioneer Leonard W. Miller
Malcolm Durham, Leonard W. Miller, Wendell Scott, and Ronald Hines (l-r) of the Black American Racers Association
Malcolm Durham, Leonard W. Miller, Wendell Scott, and Ronald Hines (l-r) of the Black American Racers Association
Tommy Thompson, Leonard W. Miller and Ron Hines at the Milwaukee Mile, September 1978
Tommy Thompson, Leonard W. Miller and Ron Hines at the Milwaukee Mile, September 1978