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61. "Together We Can Change The World"

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

62. Sixteenth Annual Commencement Exercises for Rivers High School

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.

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

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."

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

Date:: 1987
Description:: Postcard entitled, "An Optimistic Map of the U.S.A."

65. The "King Child Contest" Applications

Date:: 1984
Description:: Applications to the Y.W.C.A. of Greater Charleston and United Way sponsored "The 'King Child' Contest," a contest held in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. from October 31 to November 30, 1984 for Kevin Henderson, Nichelle Renee Nelson, and Erika Shannon Wilder.

66. Martin Luther King, Jr. Scrapbook, 1988

Martin Luther King, Jr. Scrapbook, 1988

Date:: 1988
Description:: Martin Luther King, Jr. scrapbook from 1988 including Martin Luther King, Jr. voter registration drive materials, photocopies of newspaper articles, programs, and copies of photographs.

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

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.

68. "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.

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

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

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

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.

71. Postcard to Millicent Brown, July 17, 1998

Postcard to Millicent Brown, July 17, 1998

Date:: 1998-07-17
Description:: Handwritten postcard from "Shirley" to Millicent Brown regarding personal matters.

72. Photograph of Millicent E. Brown and Friends

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.

73. Photograph of the Brown Family

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.

74. Yvonne B. Miller Business Card

Yvonne B. Miller Business Card

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

75. Photograph of Yvonne B. Miller

Photograph of Yvonne B. Miller

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

76. Letter from Margaret P. Mead to President and Personnel Chairman for the National Board of the Y.W.C.A., March 26, 1942

Letter from Margaret P. Mead to President and Personnel Chairman for the National Board of the Y.W.C.A., March 26, 1942

Date:: 1942-03-26
Description:: Correspondence from Margaret P. Mead, Chairman for the Leadership Department for the National Board of the Y.W.C.A., to the President and Personnel Chairman regarding "heavy strains upon both volunteers and staff" due to the effects of World War II.

77. Letter from Mattie L. Harrington to Daisy Frost, May 5, 1941

Letter from Mattie L. Harrington to Daisy Frost, May 5, 1941

Date:: 1941-05-05
Description:: Correspondence from M. L. Harrington, Branch Secretary for the Coming Street Y.W.C.A., to Daisy Frost, Chairman to the Committee of Management, Coming Street Y.W.C.A., regarding a "regular meeting of the Committee of Management."

78. Letter from Samuel C. Fairley to "Ms. McGowan," February 4, 1924

Letter from Samuel C. Fairley to

Date:: 1924-02-04
Description:: Handwritten correspondence from Samuel C. Fairley of Fisk University to "Ms. McGowan" regarding Coming Street Y.W.C.A. matters.

79. Letter from Christine O. Jackson to Arthur Jackson, October 27, 1966

Letter from Christine O. Jackson to Arthur Jackson, October 27, 1966

Date:: 1966-10-27
Description:: Correspondence from Christine O. Jackson, Branch Director for the Coming Street Y.W.C.A., to friends regarding the World Fellowship Service.

80. Letter from Christine O. Jackson to Arthur Jackson, January 4, 1967

Letter from Christine O. Jackson to Arthur Jackson, January 4, 1967

Date:: 1967-01-04
Description:: Correspondence from Christine O. Jackson, Branch Director for the Coming Street Y.W.C.A., to "Pastor" regarding Y.W.C.A. Winter Classes.