Contributing Institution: Avery Research Center at the College of Charleston / Subject (Topic): African Americans -- Education--South Carolina--Charleston and African American women--South Carolina--Societies and clubs--History - Lowcountry Digital Library Catalog Search Search Results

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1. "Together We Can Stop The Violence"

Description:: "Together We Can Stop The Violence," a pamphlet published by the National Organization for Women.

2. "Together We Can Change The World"

Description:: "Together We Can Change The World," a pamphlet published by the National Organization for Women.

3. Memorandum, NAACP's First National Survey on Race, Gender and Equality in America

Description:: Memorandum for the NAACP's First National Survey on Race, Gender and Equality in America.

4. "The Dippity Doo Revolution" or "Grown Folks Don't Have a Clue"

Description:: Short essay written by Millicent Brown regarding a personal account of "racial inequalities and social setbacks accorded black folks" in Charleston, South Carolina.

5. "Keep Your Laws Off My Body," Bumper Sticker

Description:: National Organization for Women bumper sticker reading, "Keep Your Laws Off My Body."

6. Avery Research Center for African American History and Culture, Bumper Sticker

Description:: Bumper sticker advertising the Avery Research Center for African American History and Culture.

7. Photograph of Millicent E. Brown and Friends

Description:: Black and white photograph of a group of people standing outdoors on a sidewalk, including Millicent E. Brown, standing fourth from the right.

8. Photograph of the Brown Family

Description:: Black and white photograph of the Brown family, including Millicent E. Brown, her mother, MaeDe Esperanza Myers, father, J. Arthur Brown, and sister.