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, California, will keep his name on its auditorium despite the damaging allegations of pedophilia made against the late pop superstar in a widely viewed documentary.which Jackson attended in 1969, have voted to leave his name in place after an impassioned debate, school officials announced Saturday.

The future “king of pop” attended the school for several months at the age of 11; his family moved away, and he was home-schooled, following the breakout success of the Jackson Five’s first single, “I Want You Back,” and other songs.

 

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