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Described charity work toward African-Americans
Several universities have revoked honorary degrees awarded to Cosby due to sexual assault allegations, including [[Yale University]] which revoked the first honorary degree in the history of the university.
Several universities have revoked honorary degrees awarded to Cosby due to sexual assault allegations, including [[Yale University]] which revoked the first honorary degree in the history of the university.
==Charity Work==
In 2004, Bill Cosby participated in an international charity campaign to promote the creation of jobs in South Africa.<ref>[https://www.foxnews.com/us/bill-cosbys-image-as-generous-philanthropist]</ref> He donated over $11,000,000 of the wealth that he had earned through hard, fair work to fund the opening of a new diamond mine north of [[Johannesburg]]. Former Republican presidential candidate [[Ron Paul]] personally applauded Bill Cosby for his success in improving the freedom of African-American communities worldwide.
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