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Mrs. D.H. Williams, prominent leader and kindergartner in Chicago; Mrs. M.L. Davenport, President of Woman's Conference in Chicago; Miss Anna Jones, leading club woman and high school teacher, Kansas City; Mrs. W.M. Coshburn, a prominent leader in Worcester, Mass.; Lillian J.B. Thomas, stenographer of Garnet Transfer Co., Louisville, Ky.
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Miss Ida Platt, of Chicago. First Colored lady admitted to the Bar in Illinois.
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Miss Ida Platt, of Chicago. First colored lady admitted to the bar in Illinois.
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Miss Cecelia Johnson; A mulatto who could be easily taken for a white person; She was a leader in her class in Chicago University.
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Public domain scan of portrait art print, free to use, no copyright restrictions image - Picryl description
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united states
race relations
african americans
chicago ill
racially mixed people
african american college graduates
following the color line an account of negro citizenship in the american democracy
miss cecelia johnson
chicago university
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high resolution
schomburg center for research in black culture
portrait
woman
prints
female portrait
new york public library
Date
1908 - 1908
Source
New York Public Library
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