![Freedom House Grant Announcement On May 10, 2011, Attorney General Coakley announced the recipients of the Cure Lounge Settlement Supporting African-American Students Seeking Higher Education Mini- Grants. The Announcement was made at the Freedom House in Dorchester. Freedom House CEO Gail Snowden gave AG Coakley and Boston City Councilwoman Ayanna Pressley a tour of Freedom House prior to the announcement.](http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/9/9e/Freedom-house-grant-announcement_5710128257_o.jpg/800px-Freedom-house-grant-announcement_5710128257_o.jpg)
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Freedom House Grant Announcement
On May 10, 2011, Attorney General Coakley announced the recipients of the Cure Lounge Settlement Supporting African-American Students Seeking Higher Education Mini- Grants. The Announcement was made at the Freedom House in Dorchester.
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