<p>Rajah Woodard was born in Harlem Hospital in 1945. He grew up on 129th Street (between 7th and Lenox avenues), six blocks south of the hospital. He entered the "life" in 1960. His engagement was at the highest and lowest levels. </p>

Rajah Woodard was born in Harlem Hospital in 1945. He grew up on 129th Street (between 7th and Lenox avenues), six blocks south of the hospital. He entered the "life" in 1960. His engagement was at the highest and lowest levels.

<p>Rajah Woodard was born in Harlem Hospital in 1945. He grew up on 129th Street (between 7th and Lenox avenues), six blocks south of the hospital. He entered the "life" in 1960. His engagement was at the highest and lowest levels.&nbsp;</p>

Series Intro: Harlem Drug Life 1960s

We study history to find humanity, what was, is, and can be. Encouraging the reading of what should be read. This is the Harlem U mission. Harlem University professors share history they are writing or reading. YOU are invited to join the faculty (no degree necessary). NOTICE: As of 9 June 2023 our mission has broadened--by narrowing. Our focus is now MAKING history by joining forces as neighbors to make MONEY--first by investing as neighbors to grow businesses in our local communities--followed by investing as communities in communities that are investing in themselves and other communities.

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