Hewlett, John

Authoritative Name:
Hewlett, John
Biography:
Hewlett was a civil rights activist working in Mississippi. In 1965, local Lowndes County African Americans led by John Hewlett formed the Lowndes County Freedom Organization and created an independent party under the insignia of the Black Panther.
Associated Subjects:
Hewlett, John
Archival Collections And Reference Resources:

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John Hewlett

Creator:
Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission
Date of Original:
1966
Collection:
Sovereignty Commission Online
Contributing Institution:
Mississippi. Department of Archives and History

Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of John Hewelett at a rally connected with the "Walk Against Fear," state capitol, Jackson, Mississippi, 1966 June 26

Creator:
Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission
Date of Original:
1966-06-26
Collection:
Sovereignty Commission Online
Contributing Institution:
Mississippi. Department of Archives and History

Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of John Hewlett at a rally for the "Walk Against Fear" at the Mississippi State Capitol, Jackson, Mississippi, 1966 June 26

Creator:
Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission
Date of Original:
1966-06-26
Collection:
Sovereignty Commission Online
Contributing Institution:
Mississippi. Department of Archives and History

Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of John Hewlett speaking before a gathered crowd from a podium on a stage, Berkeley, California, 1964

Creator:
Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission
Date of Original:
1964
Collection:
Sovereignty Commission Online
Contributing Institution:
Mississippi. Department of Archives and History

Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of John Hewlett, Jamie [sic] Allen, Sidney [sic] Roger and Sydney Stapleton standing on a platform with Charles Aronson, Judy Edson and others seated below, Berkeley, California, 1960s

Creator:
Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission
Date of Original:
1960/1969
Collection:
Sovereignty Commission Online
Contributing Institution:
Mississippi. Department of Archives and History