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Listen: The Blues ProgramDue family meeting with presidential candidate Jimmy Carter.
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Patricia Stephens Due Papers, N2015-1, Box 10, Folder 20
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Accompanying note: "The Due family meets presidential candidate Jimmy Carter in October 1976. Left to right: Tananarive; John D. Due Jr.; Patricia Stephens Due; and Rep. Gwendolyn Cherry, one of Florida's first black representatives. Lydia Due sits in front of Carter and Johnita Due sits in front of Rep. Cherry. (President Carter later signed this photo.)"
Biographical Note
Patricia Stephens Due was an African-American civil rights leader and activist. She was an educator, public speaker, author and life-long civil rights proponent.
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