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- Collection: The Harold K. Brown Civil Rights Collection
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Man holding a sign and marching on the sidewalk, 1964
Man holding an unintelligible sign in front of the Bank of America in Downtown San Diego.
Harold Brown speaks into a megaphone with the Bank of America protesters, 1964
Harold Brown speaking at a protest at a Bank of America in Downtown San Diego. Protesters with signs stand behind him. Some signs read: "Students have no 'interest' in hate" and "? Negro tellers."
Harold Brown speaks into a megaphone at the Bank of America sit-in, 1964
Harold Brown speaks into a megaphone amidst protesters at a Downtown San Diego Bank of America. Signs include: "Does San Diego need Jim Crow?" and "Jobs, house and human dignity for all."
Harold Brown marching with demonstrators, 1964
Harold Brown marching with protesters in Downtown San Diego. Signs include: "Just where does the Union-Tribune stand on Civil Rights?," "Uninformed citizens make bad citizens," and "Uncle Sam is in Vietnam, why not in Mississippi?"
Harold Brown holding a megaphone, 1964
Harold Brown speaks into a megaphone at a protest in Downtown San Diego.
Men in a line on the sidewalk
Six men stand in a line on the sidewalk in front of a building.
Harold Brown and Bank of America protesters, 1964
Harold Brown speaking into a megaphone at a Bank of America protest. Demonstrators behind him hold signs which include: "Stop the killing of patriots in America" and "Discrimination, no, jobs, yes."
Harold Brown and the Bank of America sit-in, 1964
Harold Brown speaking into a megaphone at a Bank of America protest in Downtown San Diego.
Harold Brown and five individuals
Harold Brown sits with five individuals on a small stage.
Harold Brown and three individuals
Harold Brown taking part in a panel with three other individuals.