Ethel Payne (right) and the Afro-American's Mabs Kemp accept an award from DC Council Member Sterling Tucker, ca. 1971.

ID: 4287 ~ Source: Courtesy of the Moorland-Spingarn Research Center, Howard University Archives, Howard University, Washington, D.C.

This file appears in: Civil Rights Tour: Civic Activism - Ethel Payne, Washington Correspondent: 6101 16th Street NW

This file appears in: Civil Rights Tour: Civic Activism - Ethel Payne, Washington Correspondent: 6101 16th Street NW

Civil Rights Tour: Civic Activism - Ethel Payne, Washington Correspondent: 6101 16th Street NW

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