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Mary Frances Early (b. 1936)
1. Mary Frances Early (b. 1936)

Griffin, Joy

Keywords:

    African American Women; African American Women College Students; African American Women Musicians; African Americans; Alumni And Alumnae; Athens; Atlanta; Civil Rights; Georgia; Musicians; Segregation In Education; Universities; University Of Georgia; Women
View @ New Georgia Encyclopedia
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Jefferson Franklin Long (1836-1901)
2. Jefferson Franklin Long (1836-1901)

Hardwick, Grace

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    African American Legislators; African Americans; Freedmen; Georgia; History; Legislators; United States
View @ New Georgia Encyclopedia
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Image magazine, 1977 April
3. Image magazine, 1977 April

Harrison, Robert E

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    African American Businesspeople; African American Churches; African American College Students; African American High School Students; African Americans; Athens; Athens (Ga.); Business Enterprises; Education; Georgia; Oglethorpe County; Parks; Periodicals; Popular Music; Statistics; Universities; Universities And Colleges; University Of Georgia; Vocational Education; Vocational Guidance
View @ Athens-Clarke County Library
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Image magazine, 1979 September
4. Image magazine, 1979 September

Harrison, Robert E

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    African American Athletes; African American Businesspeople; African American Clergy; African American Lawyers; African Americans; Athens; Athens (Ga.); Beauty Contests; Business Enterprises; Class Reunions; Democratic Party (U.S.); Formulas, Recipes, Etc; Georgia; Horoscopes; Periodicals; Popular Music
View @ Athens-Clarke County Library
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Christian Methodist Episcopal Church (CME Church)
5. Christian Methodist Episcopal Church (CME Church)

Hatfield, Edward A

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    African American Churches; African American Methodists; African American Universities And Colleges; African Americans; Augusta; Christian Methodist Episcopal Church; Church; Church Work; Churches; Civil Rights; Community Life; Ecumenical Movement; Georgia; Government; History; Interdenominational Cooperation; Methodist Church; Methodists; National Association For The Advancement Of Colored People; National Council Of The Churches Of Christ In The United States Of America; Paine College; Political Activity; Political Participation; Politics And Government; Politics, Practical; Race Relations; Religion; Social Action; Social Conditions; Social Justice; Social Participation; Social Problems; Theology, Practical; United States; Unity; Universities; Universities And Colleges
View @ New Georgia Encyclopedia
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Donald Hollowell (1917-2004)
6. Donald Hollowell (1917-2004)

Hatfield, Edward A

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    African American Civil Rights Workers; African American Lawyers; African American Leadership; African American Soldiers; African American Students; African American Universities And Colleges; African Americans; Albany Movement (Albany, Ga.); Athens; Atlanta; Civil Rights; Civil Rights Movements; Civil Rights Workers; Depressions; Discrimination; Discrimination In Education; Discrimination In Public Accommodations; Discrimination In Restaurants; Donald L. Hollowell Foundation; Fort Benning (Ga.); Georgia; Government; History; Hollowell, Donald; Holmes, Hamilton, 1941; Hunter Gault, Charlayne; Jackson; Kansas; Lane College; Law And Legislation; Lawyers; Loyola University Of Chicago. School Of Law; Pearl Harbor (Hawaii), Attack On, 1941; Politics And Government; Race Discrimination; Race Relations; Racism; School Integration; Segregation; Segregation In Education; Segregation In Higher Education; Sit Ins; Tennessee; United States; United States. Army. Cavalry, 10th; United States. Army. European Theater Of Operations; United States. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission; Universities; University Of Georgia; World War, 1939 1945
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William G. Anderson (b. 1927)
7. William G. Anderson (b. 1927)

Hatfield, Edward A

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    African American Business Enterprises; African American Civic Leaders; African American Civil Rights Workers; African American Disc Jockeys; African American Educators; African American Physicians; African American Political Activists; African American Professional Employees; African American Sailors; African American Surgeons; African American Teachers; African Americans; Alabama; Albany; Albany (Ga.); Albany Movement (Albany, Ga.); American Osteopathic Association; Art Centre Hospital (Detroit, Mich.); Atlanta; Atlanta College Of Mortuary Science; Bus Terminals; Campaigns; Civic Leaders; Civil Rights; Civil Rights Demonstrations; Civil Rights Movements; Civil Rights Workers; College Of Osteopathic Medicine Of The Pacific; Criterion Club (Albany, Ga.); Detroit; Direct Action; Disc Jockeys; Discrimination; Discrimination In Public Accommodations; Discrimination In Restaurants; Drugstores; Educators; Flint Osteopathic Hospital (Mich.); Fort Valley State College (Ga.); Georgia; Georgia Atlanta; Government; Harlem Cut Rate Drugs (Albany, Ga.); High School Teachers; History; Kirksville College Of Osteopathic Medicine; Medical Care; Medical Offices; Michigan; Michigan State University. College Of Osteopathic Medicine; Montgomery; National Association For The Advancement Of Colored People; Nonviolence; Osteopathic Physicians; Philippines; Physicians; Political Activists; Political Participation; Politics And Government; Professional Employees; Protest Marches; Race Discrimination; Race Relations; Sailors; Segregation In Education; Segregation In Transportation; Southern Christian Leadership Conference; Still College Of Osteopathy; Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (U.S.); Suffrage; Surgeons; Undertakers And Undertaking; United States; United States. Navy; United States. Navy. Hospital Corps; Urban League Of Albany (Ga.); Voter Registration; Voting; World War, 1939 1945
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Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church historical marker
8. Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church historical marker

Hooks, Byron

Keywords:

    African American Churches; African Americans; Atlanta; Fulton County; Georgia; Historical Markers
View @ Digital Library of Georgia
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Parade of Quartets. [1995-10-09]
9. Parade of Quartets. [1995-10-09]

Howard, Karlton

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    African American Gospel Singers; African American Politicians; African Americans; Augusta; Augusta (Ga.); Georgia; Gospel Music; Gospel Musicians; Gospel Singers; Government; Parade Of Quartets (Television Program); Politics And Government; Religion; Religious Life And Customs; Religious Works; Television Broadcasting Of Music; United States
View @ Walter J. Brown Media Archives and Peabody Awards Collection
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Parade of Quartets. [1997-09-07] Parade of Quartets. [1997-09-14]
10. Parade of Quartets. [1997-09-07] Parade of Quartets. [1997-09-14]

Howard, Karlton

Keywords:

    African American Gospel Singers; African American Politicians; African Americans; Augusta; Augusta (Ga.); Georgia; Gospel Music; Gospel Musicians; Gospel Singers; Government; Parade Of Quartets (Television Program); Politics And Government; Religion; Religious Life And Customs; Religious Works; Television Broadcasting Of Music; United States
View @ Walter J. Brown Media Archives and Peabody Awards Collection
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Roy V. Harris (1895-1985)
11. Roy V. Harris (1895-1985)

Huff, Christopher Allen

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    African American Mayors; African Americans; Athens; Augusta; Augusta (Ga.); Augusta Courier; Brown, Oliver, 1918; Citizens' Councils Of America; City Attorneys; Civil Rights; Civil Rights Movements; Education; Election; Election, 1968; Elections; Georgia; Georgia. General Assembly; Georgia. General Assembly. House Of Representatives; Georgia. General Assembly. House Of Representatives. Speakers; Government; Governors; Harris, Roy Vincent, 1895 1985; History; Lawyers; Legislators; Mayors; Mc Intyre, Edward M., 1940 2004; Newspaper Editors; Newspapers; Officials And Employees; Political Campaigns; Political Leadership; Politicians; Politics And Government; Politics, Practical; Presidential Candidates; Presidents; Public Schools; School Integration; Segregation; Segregation In Education; Segregationists; Soldiers; Topeka (Kan.). Board Of Education; Trials, Litigation, Etc; United States; United States. Army; Universities; University Of Georgia; University System Of Georgia. Board Of Regents; Vandiver, Ernest, 1918 2005; Wallace, George C. (George Corley), 1919 1998; White Supremacy Movements
View @ New Georgia Encyclopedia
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Louis H. Persley historical marker
12. Louis H. Persley historical marker

Jackson, Edwin L

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    African American Churches; African Americans; Architects; Athens; Clarke County; Georgia; Historical Markers
View @ Digital Library of Georgia
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Oral history interview with Flossie Jones, 1979 April 23
13. Oral history interview with Flossie Jones, 1979 April 23

Jones, Flossie

Keywords:

    African American High Schools; African Americans; Atlanta; Booker T. Washington High School (Atlanta, Ga.); Education; Faculty; Georgia; History; Interviews; Segreation In Education
View @ Atlanta History Center
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Manie Baugh, School Savings Department. Portrait photograph made for the Fulton National Bank of Atlanta, November 29, 1955
14. Manie Baugh, School Savings Department. Portrait photograph made for the Fulton National Bank of Atlanta, November 29, 1955

Lane Brothers Commercial Photographers

Keywords:

    African American Bankers; African American Women; African Americans; Atlanta; Banks And Banking; Fulton National Bank; Georgia; Women; Women Bank Employees
View @ Georgia State University
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Oral history interview with E. T. Lewis, 1980 March 18
15. Oral history interview with E. T. Lewis, 1980 March 18

Lewis, E. T

Keywords:

    African American High Schools; African Americans; Atlanta; Atlanta Race Riot, Atlanta, Ga., 1906; Booker T. Washington High School (Atlanta, Ga.); Faculty; Georgia; History; Interviews; Race Riots
View @ Atlanta History Center
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Oral history interview with E. T. Lewis, 1979 March 14
16. Oral history interview with E. T. Lewis, 1979 March 14

Lewis, E. T

Keywords:

    African American High Schools; African Americans; Atlanta; Booker T. Washington High School (Atlanta, Ga.); Faculty; Georgia; Interviews
View @ Atlanta History Center
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Interview with Interview with Hugh Grogan III, 2009 November 15
17. Interview with Interview with Hugh Grogan III, 2009 November 15

Lutz, Jay

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    African American Civil Rights Workers; African Americans; Civil Rights; Cobb County; Georgia; Government; Grogan, Hugh Lewis, 1964; History; Interviews; Marietta (Ga.); National Association For The Advancement Of Colored People. Cobb County Branch; Oral Histories; Politics And Government; Transcripts
View @ Kennesaw State University. Department of Archives, Rare Books and Records Management
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Interview with Reece Grogan, 2009 November 9
18. Interview with Reece Grogan, 2009 November 9

Lutz, Jay

Keywords:

    African Americans; Cobb County; Georgia; Government; Grogan, Reece, 1970; History; Interviews; Marietta (Ga.); National Association For The Advancement Of Colored People. Cobb County Branch; Politics And Government
View @ Kennesaw State University. Department of Archives, Rare Books and Records Management
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J.W. Robinson (b. 1927)
19. J.W. Robinson (b. 1927)

Lyon, Elizabeth A

Keywords:

    African American Architects; African Americans; Architects; Georgia; Robinson, J. W. (Joseph W.), 1927
View @ New Georgia Encyclopedia
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Coretta Scott King (1927-2006)
20. Coretta Scott King (1927-2006)

McCarty, Laura

Keywords:

    Affirmative Action Programs; African American Civic Leaders; African American Civil Rights Workers; African American Musicians; African American Singers; African American Social Reformers; African American Women; African American Women Civic Leaders; African American Women Civil Rights Workers; African American Women Musicians; African American Women Singers; African American Women Social Reformers; African Americans; Alabama; Anti Apartheid Activists; Anti Apartheid Movements; Assassination; Atlanta; Awards; Bombings; Boston; Boycotts; Buses; Busing For School Integration; Civic Leaders; Civil Disobedience; Civil Rights; Civil Rights Demonstrations; Civil Rights Movements; Civil Rights Workers; Concerts; Conspiracies; Crypts; Death And Burial; Death And Burial King, Martin Luther, Jr., 1929 1968; Dexter Avenue Baptist Church (Montgomery, Ala.); Disarmament; Discrimination; Discrimination In Employment; Dynamite; Ebenezer Baptist Church (Atlanta, Ga.); Education; Education (Graduate); Equal Rights Amendments; Equality; Equality Before The Law; Fairness; Fund Raising; Georgia; Georgia State Capitol (Atlanta, Ga.); Government; Governmental Investigations; Graduate Work; History; Holidays; Human Rights; Investigation; Jim's Grill (Memphis, Tenn.); Justice; King, Coretta Scott, 1927 2006; King, Martin Luther, Jr., 1929 1968; Law And Legislation; Liberty; Lorraine Motel (Memphis, Tenn.); March On Washington For Jobs And Freedom, Washington, D.C., 1963; Marion; Martin Luther King, Jr. Center For Nonviolent Social Change; Martin Luther King, Jr., Day; Mass Meetings; Massachusetts; Memphis; Montgomery; Montgomery (Ala.); Montgomery Bus Boycott, Montgomery, Ala., 1955 1956; Montgomery Improvement Association; Music; Musicians; National Organization For Women; New Birth Missionary Baptist Church (Lithonia, Ga.); New England Conservatory Of Music; Nobel Prize Winners; Nobel Prizes; Nonviolence; Ohio; Passive Resistance; Peace; Political Crimes And Offenses; Political Violence; Politics And Government; Poor People's Campaign; Protest Marches; Race Discrimination; Race Relation; Race Relations; Rotundas; Sanitation; Sanitation Workers; Sanitation Workers Strike, Memphis, Tenn., 1968; Segregation; Segregation In Transportation; Sex Discrimination Against Women; Singers; Social Justice; Social Reformers; Southern Christian Leadership Conference; Southern States; Strikes And Lockouts; Study And Teaching (Graduate); Tennessee; United States; Universities; Universities And Colleges; Violence; Wages; Washington (D.C.); Women; Women Civic Leaders; Women Civil Rights Workers; Women Musicians; Women Singers; Women Social Reformers; Women Strike For Peace; Yellow Springs
View @ New Georgia Encyclopedia
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