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Daisy Bates at NAACP Event
circa 1957
Daisy Bates, who is wearing a fur, poses with other people at an NAACP event.
Daisy Bates
circa 1960-1969
Head and shoulder portrait of Daisy Bates, head of the Arkansas NAACP and a key figure in the Little Rock school desegregation crisis of September 1957.
L.C. Bates
circa 1960-1969
Quarter-length portrait of L.C. Bates, editor and publisher of the the "Arkansas State Press," a crusading Little Rock newspaper and the husband of the Arkansas NAACP leader Daisy Bates.
Daisy Bates and NAACP Lawyer Robert Carter
December 3, 1957
Daisy Bates confers with NAACP lawyer Robert Carter, after she was fined $100 and court costs of $150 for failure to open confidential NAACP financial and membership records in compliance with the ...
Wiley Branton and Thurgood Marshall
1957
Wiley Branton (left), the Little Rock NAACP attorney, and Thurgood Marshall, the special counsel of the NAACP, at the U.S. Court of Appeals hearing on the Little Rock school desegregation case in S...
