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Frame 34: Woman Signing Up - Freedom Registration
1964
A woman in the foreground writes on a pad while a young woman looks on from a doorway.
Frame 22: Local Man Speaking at Meeting
1964
A man stands amid a group of seated men and women at a mass meeting.
Frame 29: Girl Teaching Other Girls
1964
A group of women and girls seated outdoors read copies of the same magazine, possibly as part of a Freedom School lesson.
Frame 09: Child with Book
1964
A toddler sits on the ground and laughs while paging through a book.
