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Subject Women, White--Mississippi--Jackson People Barnes, Margaret Sue

1. Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Gary Brooks, Tom Richards, Sue Barnes [sic] and Carolyn Davis (left to right) 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

2. Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Gary Brooks, Tom Richards, Sue Barnes [sic], Carolyn Davis, Doug Rogers, Mike Gwinn and Mickey Stevens (left to right) carrying protest signs and marching 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

3. Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Sue [sic] Barnes, Carolyn Davis, Doug Rogers and Mike Gwinn (front to back) leading a group of student protesters 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 Margaret Sue Barnes and David Long Doggett standing in the foreground of a crowd of unidentified demonstrators during an Anti-Vietnam War demonstration protesting Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara's visit to Jackson, Mississippi, 1967 February 24

Creator:: Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission
Date of Original:: 1967-02-24
Collection:: Sovereignty Commission Online
Contributing Institution:: Mississippi. Department of Archives and History

5. Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Margaret Sue Barnes, Lee Makamson and David Long Doggett (left to right) with other demonstrators during an Anti-Vietnam War demonstration protesting Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara's visit to Jackson, Mississippi, 1967 February 24

Creator:: Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission
Date of Original:: 1967-02-24
Collection:: Sovereignty Commission Online
Contributing Institution:: Mississippi. Department of Archives and History

6. Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of Richard Johnson, Margaret Sue Barnes and Edward Lee Makamson (left to right) standing in front of a Western Union storefront with other unidentified demonstrators during an Anti-Vietnam War demonstration protesting Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara's visit to Jackson, Mississippi, 1967 February 24

Creator:: Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission
Date of Original:: 1967-02-24
Collection:: Sovereignty Commission Online
Contributing Institution:: Mississippi. Department of Archives and History