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MANHATTAN, NEW YORK - It was 2:47 PM on Saturday, October 10th, 1964, when Mayme Johnson, 58, and her daughter Ruthie Johnson, 29, walked through the brass-and-glass doors of Bergmann & Sterling, the exclusive Fifth Avenue boutique that catered to Manhattan's wealthiest families and that had only recently—reluctantly—begun serving Black customers after years of informal but strictly enforced whites-only policies. The two women were impeccably dressed: Mayme in a tailored navy suit with pearl earrings and matching necklace, carrying a leather handbag that had cost more than most Harlem families earned in three months; Ruthie in an elegant cream-colored dress with white gloves, her hair styled perfectly, looking every bit as sophisticated as the white society