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AccessibilityConstance Baker Motley Recreation Center
E. 54 St. bet. 1 Ave. and 2 Ave.
Manhattan
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Located in the heart of midtown, the 54th Street Recreation Center has been a community staple for years. It is named in honor of Constance Baker Motley. Motley, born in 1921, was the first African American woman to become a federal judge. She was a leading jurist and legal advocate during the Civil Rights movement, and the first Black woman to serve as Manhattan Borough President.
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