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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"

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"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

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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"

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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

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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

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

7. Photograph of Millicent E. Brown and Friends

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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

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

9. Yvonne B. Miller Business Card

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Business card for Yvonne B. Miller, member of the House of Delegates, Eighty-Ninth District.

10. Photograph of Yvonne B. Miller

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Black and white photographic portrait of Yvonne B. Miller, House of Delegates, 89th District.

11. Photograph of Students

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Color photograph of several students in a classroom setting.

12. Photograph of Students

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Color photograph of several students in a classroom setting.

13. Photograph of Students

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Color photograph of several students in a classroom setting.

14. Photograph of Students

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Color photograph of several students in a classroom setting.

15. Photograph of Students

Description:

Color photograph of several students in a classroom setting.

16. Photograph of Students

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Color photograph of several students in a classroom setting.

17. Photograph of Students

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Color photograph of several students in a classroom setting.

18. Photograph of Students

Description:

Color photograph of several students in a classroom setting.

19. History of the National Organization for Women, Inc.

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National Organization for Women's Priority Issues regarding the Equal Rights Amendment, Reproductive Rights, Racial Diversity, and Lesbian Rights.

20. Yvonne B. Miller Business Card

Description:

Business card for Yvonne B. Miller, member of the House of Delegates, Eighty-Ninth District.

21. Photograph of a Woman Seated at a Desk

Description:

Color photograph of a woman seated at a desk.

22. Photograph of Students

Description:

Color photograph of several students in a classroom setting.

23. Photograph of Students

Description:

Color photograph of several students in a classroom setting.

24. Photograph of Students

Description:

Color photograph of several students in a classroom setting.

25. Photograph of Students

Description:

Color photograph of several students in a classroom setting.

26. Petition for the N.C. Clean Election Act, Millicent E. Brown

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Petition for the N.C. Clean Election Act, signed by Millicent E. Brown.

27. Photograph of Millicent E. Brown

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Black and white photograph of Millicent E. Brown standing outdoors talking to colleagues.

28. Photograph of Students

Description:

Color photograph of several students in a classroom setting.

29. Photograph of Students

Description:

Color photograph of several students in a classroom setting.

30. Photograph of Students

Description:

Color photograph of several students in a classroom setting.

31. Photograph of Students

Description:

Color photograph of several students in a classroom setting.

32. Mathematics Pendant

Date:

1959

Description:

Mathematics pendant awarded to Millicent Brown for "1st Place, 1959, Grade 5-1."

33. Sixteenth Annual Commencement Exercises for Rivers High School

Date:

1966-05-31

Description:

Program for the Sixteenth Annual Commencement Exercises for M. Rutledge Rivers High School for May 31, 1966.

34. Photograph of a Young Girl

Date:

1973-08

Description:

Color photograph of a young girl standing on a sidewalk.

35. Letter from Office of Yvonne B. Miller to "Miss Lipscome," March 2, 1984

Date:

1984-03-02

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Handwritten correspondence from the office of Yvonne B. Miller, Commonwealth of Virginia House of Delegates, to "Miss Lipscome" regarding 1984 General Assembly of Virginia matters.

36. Photograph of Yvonne B. Miller and Others

Date:

1984-01-11

Description:

Black and white photographic portrait of Yvonne B. Miller, House of Delegates, 89th District and others in a courtroom setting.

37. Photograph of Yvonne B. Miller

Date:

1984-01-11

Description:

Black and white photograph of Yvonne B. Miller, House of Delegates, 89th District, writing while seated at a table in a court room environment.

38. Photograph of Yvonne B. Miller

Date:

1984-01-11

Description:

Black and white photograph of Yvonne B. Miller, House of Delegates, 89th District, with right hand raised in a court room environment.

39. Postcard, "An Optimistic Map of the U.S.A."

Date:

1987

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Postcard entitled, "An Optimistic Map of the U.S.A."

40. Letter from Kevin Morgan to Millicent Brown, October 5, 1987

Date:

1987-10-05

Description:

Handwritten correspondence from Kevin Morgan of the News and Courier, Evening Post, to Millicent Brown regarding a recent interview.

41. Letter from Mildred Carr to Millicent Brown, October 3, 1987

Date:

1987-10-03

Description:

Handwritten correspondence from Mildred Carr to Millicent Brown regarding personal matters.

42. "The History of African-American Education in Charleston County, S.C."

Date:

1989-02

Description:

Pamphlet for a research conference presented by the Avery Research Center for African-American History and Culture at the College of Charleston.

43. Handwritten Notes

Date:

1990

Description:

Handwritten notes written by Millicent Brown throughout 1990.

44. Agenda, Charleston Branch of the NAACP, General Membership Meeting, June 28, 1990

Date:

1990-06-28

Description:

Agenda for the Charleston Branch of the NAACP, General Membership Meeting held on June 28, 1990.

45. Notes from May 16, 1990

Date:

1990-05-16

Description:

Handwritten notes written by Millicent Brown from May 16, 1990.

46. Letter from the Charleston Museum to Millicent Brown, October 1, 1991

Date:

1991-10-01

Description:

Correspondence from the Charleston Museum to Millicent Brown regarding "Links" exhibit materials.

47. Letter from J. Hagy to Millicent Brown, June 4, 1992

Date:

1992-06-04

Description:

Correspondence from J. Hagy to Millicent Brown regarding an article contribution to the "Encyclopaedia of Charleston and the Carolina Low Country."

48. Letter from Marcia S. Snyder to Millicent Brown, August 29, 1992

Date:

1992-08-29

Description:

Correspondence from Marcia S. Snyder to Millicent Brown regarding Snyder's enjoyment of Brown's history class.

49. Letter from Southern Association for Women Historians, July 1, 1992

Date:

1992-07-01

Description:

Correspondence from the Southern Association for Women Historians regarding graduate student assistance.

50. Letter from Bernice Robinson, December 4, 1993

Date:

1993-12-04

Description:

Correspondence from Bernice Robinson regarding personal and professional biographical information to "Committee Members."

51. Letter from S. David Stamps to McKnight Fellows, March 1, 1994

Date:

1994-03-01

Description:

Correspondence from S. David Stamps, Associate Dean for Faculty Development and Professor of Sociology at the University of South Florida, to McKnight Fellows regarding an enclosed teaching portfolio.

52. Letter from Lewis Bateman to Millicent Brown, February 14, 1994

Date:

1994-02-14

Description:

Correspondence from Lewis Bateman, Executive Editor for the University of North Carolina Press, to Millicent Brown regarding a copy of Brown's prospectus for her "study of Civil Rights Activism in Charleston, South Carolina from 1940 to 1970."

53. Letter from Jerry Thornberry to Millicent Brown, November 13, 1994

Date:

1994-11-13

Description:

Correspondence from Jerry Thornberry of the Gilman School to Millicent Brown regarding potential employment at the University of Maryland Baltimore County.

54. Letter from Jerry Thornberry to Millicent Brown, November 30, 1994

Date:

1994-11-30

Description:

Correspondence from Jerry Thornberry of the Gilman School to Millicent Brown regarding professional matters.

55. "Heroes are Remembered, Legends Never Die"

Date:

1995-04-17

Description:

Typescript speech written by Maxine Smith Martin in honor of their recently deceased father, Henry Wilmot Smith.

56. Program, Celebration for the Life of Henry Wilmot Smith

Date:

1995-04-17

Description:

Program for the funeral services celebrating the life of Henry Wilmot Smith.

57. "Art of the Western Sudan" Exhibition Program

Date:

1996

Description:

Exhibition program for an exhibition of Art of the Western Sudan, "Ile Ere: African Art Collected by Wilmer Hayden Welsh and Ralph Blakely."

58. Photograph of the Gallup Leadership Institute, July 1996

Date:

1996-07

Description:

Color photograph of members of the July 1996 Gallup Leadership Institute, including Millicent E. Brown, standing in the back row, second from the left.

59. Letter from Carolyn Moore to Millicent Brown, February 20, 1996

Date:

1996-02-20

Description:

Correspondence from Carolyn Moore, Chair of the Black History Quiz Bowl Committee at the Black Child Development Institute of Greensboro, Inc., to Millicent Brown regarding the 11th Annual Black History Quiz Bowl.

60. Letter from Carolyn Moore to Millicent Brown, February 21, 1996

Date:

1996-02-21

Description:

Handwritten correspondence from "Carolyn" at the School of Human Environmental Sciences, Department of Social Work, at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro, to Millicent Brown regarding personal and professional matters.

61. Association of Black Women Historians Membership Form

Date:

1996

Description:

Association of Black Women Historians (ABWH) membership form and questionnaire alongside a cover letter written by Rosetta E. Ross, ABWH Treasurer, to ABWH members.

62. Letter from Rhonda L. Munford to Millicent Brown, January 22, 1997

Date:

1997-01-22

Description:

Correspondence from Rhonda L. Munford, M.A. Student of Educational Psychology at the School of Education Department of Human Development and Psychological Studies at Howard University, to Millicent Brown regarding a previous meeting.

63. Letter from Ira Glasser to ACLU Members, 1997

Date:

1997

Description:

Correspondence from Ira Glasser, Executive Director for the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), to ACLU members regarding various legal and legislative issues taking place around the United States.

64. National Organization for Women, Inc. Priority Issues

Date:

1997-01

Description:

National Organization for Women's Priority Issues regarding the Equal Rights Amendment, Reproductive Rights, Racial Diversity, and Lesbian Rights.

65. "N'Cobra" Informational Materials

Date:

1998-1999

Description:

Handwritten letter from Kupenda Olusegun, Co-Chair for the Membership Commission for the National Coalition of Blacks for Reparations in America, to Millicent Brown regarding information on the "N'Cobra" publication. Enclosed "N'Cobra" informational materials.

66. "Encobra," Number 7, Summer 1998

Date:

1998

Description:

"Encobra," Number 7, Summer 1998 edition, an "Information Magazine of the Reparations Movement."

67. Postcard to Millicent Brown, July 17, 1998

Date:

1998-07-17

Description:

Handwritten postcard from "Shirley" to Millicent Brown regarding personal matters.

68. "Encobra," Number 8, Summer 1999

Date:

1999

Description:

"Encobra," Number 8, Summer 1999 edition, an "Information Magazine of the Reparations Movement."

69. Memorandum, Partnership Project, September 22, 1999

Date:

1999-09-22

Description:

Partnership Project Memorandum to "Undoing Racism Group" regarding a meeting to be held on September 28.

70. "Black Colleges and the Year 2000"

Date:

2000

Description:

Draft of an essay written by Millicent Brown regarding Historically Black Colleges and Universities in the Greensboro, North Carolina area.

71. Letter from Charles Gordon and Joenelle Gordon to Millicent Brown, December 2002

Date:

2002-12

Description:

Correspondence from Charles Gordon and Joenelle, CEO and President of Statewide Healthcare, to Millicent Brown wishing the recipient a happy holiday season.