In honor of Brooklyn's fighting lady :
Ada B. Jackson, champion of people's rights in Bedford-Stuyvesant for more than a quarter of a century : citizens' rally, Holy Trinity Baptist Church, November 2, 1947.

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Related Names

Miller, Belle.

Language(s)

English

Published

[Brooklyn, New York] : Bedford-Stuyvesant Committee to Elect Ada B. Jackson, 1947.

Subjects

Jackson, Ada B.
African Americans > African Americans / Politics and government > African Americans / Politics and government / New York > African Americans / Politics and government / New York / Brooklyn > African Americans / Politics and government / New York / Brooklyn / 20th century.
African American politicians > African American politicians / New York > African American politicians / New York / Brooklyn > African American politicians / New York / Brooklyn / 20th century.
Women > Women / Political activity > Women / Political activity / New York > Women / Political activity / New York / Brooklyn > Women / Political activity / New York / Brooklyn / 20th century.
Brooklyn (New York, N.Y.) > Brooklyn (New York, N.Y.) / Race relations > Brooklyn (New York, N.Y.) / Race relations / 20th century.
Brooklyn (New York, N.Y.) > Brooklyn (New York, N.Y.) / Politics and government > Brooklyn (New York, N.Y.) / Politics and government / 20th century.

Note

Includes information for voters, program for citizens' rally and 9 p. of advertisements.
One page of text: Why Bedford-Stuyvesant supports Ada B. Jackson, by Belle Miller.
Caption title: Why Bedford-Stuyvesant supports Ada B. Jackson.

Physical Description

[12] p. : ill., port. ; 28 cm

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