School Discrimination In Brooklyn, Southern Migration To Brooklyn, Fashion (Girls’ Fashion In 1940s Brooklyn), Children’s Games, Girlhood, Puberty And Sexuality, African Americans And African American History
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Atlantic Avenue During The Depression, Howard Colored, Orphanage, Tuskegee Airmen, Mt. Lebanon Baptist Church, Everyday Life In Weeksville In The 1920s And 1930s, Migration From The North To The South, Bergen Street, Weeksville
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Play And Children’s Games, Southern Migration To Brooklyn, African American Foodways In The South And The North, Women And Work, African American Expatriates And Travelers, Camilla Williams
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Early Public Housing And Race, Girlhood, Puberty, Sexuality, Marriage, Women And Work; Naacp
Red Hook Housing Projects In Brooklyn; Women And Factories, Homosexuality And African American Families, Lgbt, Color Consciousness In African American Families
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Conventions; Migration From The South To Brooklyn, The Tents: Organizational Structure; Offices
Residents Of Weeksville (Helen Brown Lived At Buffalo, Avenue And Bergen Street In 1929), Elizabeth City, North Carolina, Hunterfly Road Houses, The Tents, North Carolina
Brooklyn College, Tents Initiation And Recruitment Processes
Tent Organization On The Eastern Seaboard, ‘Queen’ In The, Tents, ‘The White House’, Elizabeth City, North Carolina, Goldsburg, North Carolina
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Dr. Susan Smith Mc Kinney Steward, Sarah Smith Tompkins Garnet, African Americans On Long Island, Ny, African American Expatriates, Haiti, Marriage, Bishop James Theodore Holly (First African American Bishop Of The Episcopal Church, Ellen Holly’s Great Grandfather), Education, School Discrimination, Shinnecock Native Americans And Native Americans, Slavery, Resistance To Slavery, Freedom Seekers
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