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Listen: The Bluegrass & Old-Time ProgramPatricia Stephens and sister Priscilla at a CORE workshop in Miami.
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Patricia Stephens Due Papers, N2015-1, Box 10, Folder 8
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Accompanying note: "A 1959 photo of the Congress of Racial Equality (CORE) workshop at the Sir John Hotel in Miami's Overtown, where Patricia and Priscilla Stephens first learned about CORE. Seated, left to right: Mrs. Shirley Zoloth, one of the people who persuaded Mrs. Hamilton to let Patricia and Priscilla participate; Patricia Stephens; person unknown; Vera Williams from St. Louis CORE; and Priscilla Stephens. Standing, left to right: Jim Dewar; Zev Aelony (interviewed for Freedom in the Family); person unknown; James T. McCain, a CORE field secretary from Sumter, S.C. who celebrated his ninety-seventh birthday in March 2002; and Gordon Carey, CORE field secretary."
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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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