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American actor

Joseph Mydell (born ) is an American screen and stage actor.

Early life

Mydell was born in Savannah, Georgia. He attended West Savannah elementary school, Tompkins High School (class of ), and Morehouse College (–65), where he met Martin Luther King when King spoke at his alma mater after receiving the Nobel Prize for Peace.

Inspired by King, and the call of Bahá'ís, Mydell participated in the (probably third) Selma to Montgomery marches in ^[1]

He continued his education at the New York University, School of the Arts(B.F.A., ; M.F.A., ) City University of New York (CUNY Ph.

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Career

Mydell trained as an actor, working with Dr. Baldwin Burroughs and the Atlanta Morehouse Spelman Players in Shakespeare”s The Tempest, and Trials of Brother Jero by Wole Soyinka.

In he co-performed a play, Who is America, at the US Bahá'í national convention, the first "Youth for the World" conf