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The White Girl Manuscript DraftFirst page of draft manuscript for "The White Girl" written by Sheila Michaels
![](https://d1y502jg6fpugt.cloudfront.net/18935/archive/square_thumbnails/4adf632e4dbf5bb1c20ab77c86e09446.jpg?Expires=1748476800&Signature=H7338skdh1LPxhnMU8imHKjOOhwLq%7EXdaAUPRDRCywp1WHwEuRSGNeknz6SebvHqvvEnW1cXVN%7E11amddsweYG1jsmtvSrNPpFQ4gX%7EnoLnlRiObuAy3bZO3gYZMNYEdPx%7EIrxMgc1Qq2UyYco3rGWUY1bXgGnaTttidK%7ExxlXWexD5YmaB1eYu06ePc2W5A02H%7Eto6yJ0HXNb29kQNzF6lkkjx%7E8QOU2G%7E66vXqwVHZYMMn8US-epoxLhmvP1WkXvWdUrD4eR-3DyAq85tNsWkb4DLFUNklUPoWThMIRHY-L5JpQrTYT-fx2GiYWEOto6Axd28ZXWMubWNMU%7ERr1g__&Key-Pair-Id=K6UGZS9ZTDSZM "A small sheet of four gold stamps. Each stamp has an extended black fist turned inward and raised. Gripped tightly in the fist are a book with the text "Education", a gavel with the text "Justice" a voting card with the text "Vote", paper money with a "$" sign, and an obscured item with obscured text. There are broken chains on the wrist the text "sncc" on the inside forearms and a white starburst in the upper right corner.")
SNCC StampsFour seals with the Student Non Violent Coordinating Committee (SNCC) name and graphic
![](https://d1y502jg6fpugt.cloudfront.net/18935/archive/square_thumbnails/0b54186edb370b8064a5c6eee39f5336.jpg?Expires=1748476800&Signature=G3YCDNYRlWC2E7Cwahed2oex7Bg-zFqe6haKrSKenfG3SbZTup1%7EosB9TB9D0tjmdt1aumne3fKbUq-jfuy9%7EXmM%7EmhNPn-C18xKure4gi2MyflTg1asNgyY5scRaMA6hXmJIJ2aHBse7M8P952ELHQtlrqhOPe4T0UUn3pKa8xG3G0YbX8zE2rKfznQ6BkNO4FAwekET3KJM0kBAuz3kdiTFviOo98niFdwc-CEY2kn3jIg2rl9QaXjbC1UtqqpLTPlKfyfu2chu7gOHxkWYz3SC14KTCJC6CdTALHXRG-jGNJS%7E2IZYAM5QSTv6W1SJgbHe5Lmz49SFhgVCYyPtw__&Key-Pair-Id=K6UGZS9ZTDSZM "Brochure Cover<br /><br />
Black youth with sweat on his face looks toward camera wide eyed with his mouth open. Below the text reads "Mississippi Summer Project"")
Mississippi Summer Project BrochureTrifold brochure for Mississippi Summer Project also know as Mississippi Freedom Summer 1964
Memo, Erle Johnston, Jr., to Paul B. Johnson, Carroll Gartin, and E.K. Collins; 10 March 1964.
Memo, Erle Johnston, Jr. to Herman Glazier, July 23, 1964
Marion BarryPhotograph of Marion Barry in 1965 at Assembly of Unrepresented People, Washington, D.C.
John Lewis Speech DraftDraft of John Lewis Speech with edits by Sheila Michaels. Title says "March on Washington 1963", but the speech was written after the assassination…
![](https://d1y502jg6fpugt.cloudfront.net/18935/archive/square_thumbnails/08f49637bee9d36164e28c56de7c7b01.jpg?Expires=1748476800&Signature=SB2cYy4EXnBOekkGSyzIhetNQQU6HwdD4TGH1MENgn68WOCaS6H6HugZGBLDdwNSBlQOs5kMg4JGGteqkVsgqkaFXF%7EhRuy7BT0VW4l0ZIaT6MHQHWhV1fJUZ4PMnU9HTWHMD2cGoJiBNJDej0Uj1%7EGO6LqcSE5Dvl-EiGCw%7EqPCH87MIPi-Lom9ih4YxsK7eFwNm68Rz6AfagY82fK7ORyPOe6KhcRjFdcn56RZwe7AOAB-6GVjGaHPh%7EFunf4Lc5kDk-7POBCB3GwboQQaH-UhVX4wun2j3uwKyRttB0P9d7j%7E1C7y6ivTDWbbmcXuWuNXIlxrqMp1Ktb3jlMntQ__&Key-Pair-Id=K6UGZS9ZTDSZM "Civil Rights Songbook<br /><br />
Blue and white cover of Civil Righs songbook with contemporary graphics depicting a sun, a house, people dancing, and shapes. The text reads "IT COULD BE A WONDER-FUL WORLD<br /><br />
songs of peace and freedom".")
It Could Be A Wonderful World: Songs of Peace and FreedomBlue and white pamphlet sized songbook cover
Flyer, Attention Citizens of Greenwood and Surrounding AreaFlyer accusing Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party of communist behavior.
![](https://d1y502jg6fpugt.cloudfront.net/18935/archive/square_thumbnails/32593f4c242e6aca46c3891be78cad73.jpg?Expires=1748476800&Signature=OZotKtBT8MXbG%7ElscBRukzNkd9iLuPd64mFNaMNHORM2hn8iMXC-%7EcJVXUI1fiab%7E51yYQPKDlh00miOazDGbYOcoM6FRme-ZesVpx5YtvPTdt%7EZR5xYGpAoRzvvLj1LMRVCPSajbbJtktTQcx6xwOX6yXd0zdHr9f9CnyjukdJamLoNZ%7EHBvHEGiMCmkRgXEPZnlrqkUokQ1fw23sNo3m34guyYacst%7EPr-rz2SCzqPjhV6I1SZqGDVjFYt0YIsuv-Xu9qdsXfC18WzZOrDW6ZMyk3W-3S-rzZzGna-WEu4jG%7E36fvcII5MgrGD2sPlW26kvvaxB7hb%7EEtTLwm8Dg__&Key-Pair-Id=K6UGZS9ZTDSZM "Brochure Front Cover. At the top is a graphic of the State of Mississippi with marked areas separating designating areas of the entire state by sections one through five. To the right of the graphic, the text reads "Council of Federated Organizations". Below that is a photograph of a black man in an agricultural field wearing a straw hat and a work shirt. He has a cigarette in his mouth and looks thoughtfully at the camera. Below him, the text reads, "MISSISSIPPI FREEDOM SUMMER"")
Council of Federated Organizations Mississippi Freedom Summer BrochureBrochure for Mississippi Freedom Summer 1964 explaining programs and activities.