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Subject Civil rights workers--Mississippi--Jackson Subject Women civil rights workers--Mississippi--Jackson People Williams, Kelly

1. Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Alex Valentine, Raymond Kimball, William Allan Wallace, Sheila Bland and Kelly Williams (left to right) carrying protest signs and crossing a street during a demonstration following the police shooting of Benjamin Brown, 1967 May 11 [sic]

Creator:: Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission
Date of Original:: 1967-05
Collection:: Sovereignty Commission Online
Contributing Institution:: Mississippi. Department of Archives and History

2. Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Kelly Williams, Lana Cannon and Steve Cannon carrying protest signs and crossing a street during a demonstration led by Millsaps College students following the police shooting of Benjamin Brown, 1967 May 11 [sic]

Creator:: Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission
Date of Original:: 1967-05
Collection:: Sovereignty Commission Online
Contributing Institution:: Mississippi. Department of Archives and History

3. Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Kelly Williams, Sheila Bland, William Allan Wallace, Raymond Kimball, Alex Valentine, Jack Gardner and David Atwood (left to right) walking down a sidewalk during a demonstration following the police shooting of Benjamin Brown, Jackson, Mississippi, 1967 May 11 [sic]

Creator:: Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission
Date of Original:: 1967-05
Collection:: Sovereignty Commission Online
Contributing Institution:: Mississippi. Department of Archives and History

4. Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Sheila Bland, Kelly Williams, Lana Cannon, Steve Cannon and Lee Makamson (front to back) carrying protest signs and walking down a sidewalk during a demonstration led by Millsaps College students following the police shooting of Benjamin Brown, 1967 May

Creator:: Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission
Date of Original:: 1967-05
Collection:: Sovereignty Commission Online
Contributing Institution:: Mississippi. Department of Archives and History

5. Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of William Allan Wallace, Sheila Bland and Kelly Williams (left to right) crossing a street during a demonstration led by Millsaps College students following the police shooting of Benjamin Brown, Jackson, Mississippi, 1967 May 11 [sic]

Creator:: Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission
Date of Original:: 1967-05
Collection:: Sovereignty Commission Online
Contributing Institution:: Mississippi. Department of Archives and History

6. Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of William Allan Wallace, Sheila Bland, Kelly Williams, Lana Cannon, Steve Cannon and Lee Makamson carrying protest signs and crossing a street during a demonstration led by Millsaps College students following the police shooting of Benjamin Brown, 1967 May 11 [sic]

Creator:: Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission
Date of Original:: 1967-05
Collection:: Sovereignty Commission Online
Contributing Institution:: Mississippi. Department of Archives and History