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- African American man standing beside a plow in the yard in front of a wooden shack, presumably in Alabama.
- Alabama Photographs and Pictures Collection
- Poverty Law Report, Volume 01, Number 03.
- 1973 September
- Southern Poverty Law Center Reports
- Poverty Law Report, Volume 03, Number 01.
- 1975 March
- Southern Poverty Law Center Reports
- Poverty Law Report, Volume 06, Number 02.
- 1978 Spring
- Southern Poverty Law Center Reports
- Klanwatch Law Report, Volume 01, Number 01.
- 1985 Summer
- Southern Poverty Law Center Reports
- SPLC Report, Volume 31, Number 02.
- 2001 May
- Southern Poverty Law Center Reports
- SPLC Report, Volume 38, Number 02.
- 2008 Summer
- Southern Poverty Law Center Reports
- SPLC Report, Volume 38, Number 04.
- 2008 Winter
- Southern Poverty Law Center Reports
- SPLC Report, Volume 40, Number 04.
- 2010 Winter
- Southern Poverty Law Center Reports
- Poverty Law Report, Volume 05, Number 05.
- 1977 November - December
- Southern Poverty Law Center Reports
- WPA Alabama Writers' Project, Life Histories/Stories, Franklin County, #1.
- 1939 circa
- Folder contains 145 pages of ex-slave life histories and stories compiled during the Works Progress Administration (WPA) in the late-1930s.
- Alabama Writer's Project Collection
- WPA Alabama Writers' Project, Ex Slave Tales, Mobile County, # 6, folder 1.
- 1937-1939 circa
- Folder contains 176 pages of ex-slave tales compiled during the Works Progress Administration (WPA) in the late-1930s.
- Alabama Writer's Project Collection
- WPA Federal Writers' Project of Alabama, Life Histories/Stories, Escambia County #6.
- 1939-1940 circa
- Folder contains 121 pages of ex-slave life histories and stories compiled during the Works Progress Administration (WPA) in the late-1930s.
- Alabama Writer's Project Collection
- Roosevelt Bracy standing in the doorway of the shack where his family was living in Redland, Alabama.
- 1967
- A calendar beside the door is open to January 1967. The Bracy home had been destroyed by a firebomb, so they were living in the shack while their new house was under construction. An article about the bomb ("Fire Bomb Levels Elmore County...
- Alabama Photographs and Pictures Collection
- Roosevelt Bracy standing in the two-room shack where his family was living in Redland, Alabama.
- 1967
- A calendar beside the door is open to January 1967. The Bracy home had been destroyed by a firebomb, so they were living in the shack while their new house was under construction. An article about the bomb ("Fire Bomb Levels Elmore County...
- Alabama Photographs and Pictures Collection
- Elderly African American man, hat in hand, standing outside a shack.
- A Coca-Cola sign hangs on the side of the building.
- Alabama Photographs and Pictures Collection
- Marie, Katherine, Edwin, Charles, and Debra Bracy around the fireplace in the two-room shack where their family was living in Redland, Alabama.
- 1967
- A fire is burning, and a refrigerator is in the background; Viola Bradford, a reporter from The Southern Courier is interviewing the family. The Bracy home had been destroyed by a firebomb, so they were living in the shack while their new house was...
- Alabama Photographs and Pictures Collection
- Marie, Katherine, Edwin, Charles, and Debra Bracy around the fireplace in the two-room shack where their family was living in Redland, Alabama.
- 1967
- A fire is burning, and a refrigerator is in the background; Viola Bradford, a reporter from The Southern Courier is interviewing the family. The Bracy home had been destroyed by a firebomb, so they were living in the shack while their new house was...
- Alabama Photographs and Pictures Collection
- Edwin and Charles Bracy seated by the fireplace in the two-room shack where their family was living in Redland, Alabama.
- 1967
- A fire is burning, and a refrigerator is in the background. The Bracy home had been destroyed by a firebomb, so they were living in the shack while their new house was under construction. An article about the bomb ("Fire Bomb Levels Elmore County...
- Alabama Photographs and Pictures Collection
- Young white man in a suit with an African American woman and two children in front of two shacks.
- 1965 March circa
- A legal notice from the City of Montgomery is posted on one shack. This is from a collection of sixteen slides, chiefly of the Selma to Montgomery March, owned by a Lutheran minister who was possibly the photographer. His name is unknown.
- Alabama Photographs and Pictures Collection

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