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May Ann Brook's Class circa 1910, circa 1910

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May Ann Brook's Class, circa 1910. Written on envelope: Mary Ann Brooks (student in Spelman's primary department) taught these neighborhood children, circa 1910.
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Keywords

  1. African American Children
  2. African American Neighborhoods
  3. African American Women
  4. African American Women Social Reformers
  5. African Americans
  6. Civil Rights
  7. Community Development
  8. Education
  9. Societies And Clubs
  10. Women
  11. Women In Community Organization
  12. Women's Rights

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