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Creator Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission Subject African American civil rights workers--Southern States Rights In Copyright

1. Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of masthead of Southern Conference Educational Fund's <i>Southern Patriot</i>, Nashville, Tennessee, 1963 October

Creator:: Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission
Date of Original:: 1963-10
Collection:: Sovereignty Commission Online
Contributing Institution:: Mississippi. Department of Archives and History

2. Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of a bank check from the account of Southern Conference Educational Fund written to Martin Luther King, Jr. and signed by Benjamin E. Smith and James A. Dombrowski, New Orleans, Louisiana, 1963 March 7

Creator:: Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission
Date of Original:: 1963-03-07
Collection:: Sovereignty Commission Online
Contributing Institution:: Mississippi. Department of Archives and History

3. Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of a list of attendees for a Southern Conference Educational Fund meeting in Gatlinburg, Tennessee, 1962 October

Creator:: Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission
Date of Original:: 1962-10
Collection:: Sovereignty Commission Online
Contributing Institution:: Mississippi. Department of Archives and History

4. Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of an inscription appearing on the backside of a photograph of Martin Luther King, Jr., Anne Braden, Carl Braden and James A. Dombrowski taken at a conference for the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, Birmingham, Alabama, 1962 September 27

Creator:: Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission
Date of Original:: 1962-09-27
Collection:: Sovereignty Commission Online
Contributing Institution:: Mississippi. Department of Archives and History

5. Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Martin Luther King, Jr. speaking at a conference for the Southern Christian Leadership Conference with Anne Braden, Carl Braden and James A. Dombrowski seated in the background, Birmingham, Alabama, 1962 September 27

Creator:: Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission
Date of Original:: 1962-09-27
Collection:: Sovereignty Commission Online
Contributing Institution:: Mississippi. Department of Archives and History

6. Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of a signed petition calling for an executive pardon for Carl Braden, Atlanta, Georgia, 1961

Creator:: Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission
Date of Original:: 1961
Collection:: Sovereignty Commission Online
Contributing Institution:: Mississippi. Department of Archives and History

7. Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of a page of typewritten notes taken during an executive committee meeting of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee, Atlanta, Georgia, 1960s

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