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A conversation with 14-year-old Maurice Ashley about his role as the first African-American chess grand master, his background playing the game and his plans for the future.
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matt jarosinski 04/21/2008 10:15 PM Report
great achievement - probably the one of the biggest - taking into consideration how late in his life he started - all alone.
j.b. 12/02/2007 03:28 AM Report
He is not 14!
"A conversation with 14-year-old Maurice Ashley about his role as the first African-American chess grand master, his background playing the game and his plans for the future."
*A conversation with Maurice Ashley (who started playing chess at 14) about his role as the first African-American chess grand master, his background playing the game and his plans for the future.