Carpenter, Cassell
- Authoritative Name:
- Carpenter, Cassell
- Biography:
- Born to a wealthy family in Natchez, Mississippi, Cassell Carpenter attended boarding school in New York before returning to Mississippi to begin work as a civil rights activist. Carpenter briefly attended University of Mississippi before deciding to enroll at Millsaps College in Jackson. While in Jackson Carpenter continued her involvement as both a leader and organizer in the civil rights movement and helped co-found The Kudzu, an underground newspaper aimed at highlighting civil rights issues.
- Associated Subjects:
- Carpenter, Cassell
- Archival Collections And Reference Resources:
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Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of a white male wearing a protest sign around his neck and Cassell Carpenter standing on a sidewalk during a demonstration protesting Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara's visit to Jackson, Mississippi, 1960s
- Creator:
- Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission
- Date of Original:
- 1960/1969
- Collection:
- Sovereignty Commission Online
- Contributing Institution:
- Mississippi. Department of Archives and History