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Campaign platform of Fannie Lou Hamer during her run for the Mississippi state senate in 1971.

Letter from Will D. Campbell, director of Katallagete, the magazine of the Committee of Southern Churchmen, and James Y. Holloway, the publication's editor, urging recipients to contribute to a fund in support of Fannie Lou Hamer.

Flier created for the Oktibbeha County NAACP's "Tea Time Reflection: A Celebration of Fannie Lou Hamer and the Voting Struggle."

Yearbook photo of Fannie Lou Hamer speaking at Mississippi State in 1969. She was invited by the Afro-American Plus club, which was organized in 1968.

Reproduction of a Fannie Lou Hamer poster from the MSU Libraries, on display at the "Tea Time Reflections: Fannie Lou Hamer and the Voting Struggle" event held by the Oktibbeha NAACP at Starkville's J. L. King Center.

History librarian DeeDee Baldwin with document reproductions and books on display at the "Tea Time Reflections: A Celebration of Fannie Lou Hamer and the Voting Struggle" event.

Campaign poster for Fannie Lou Hamer's congressional run in 1964.

Dr. Ervin Fox, a cardiologist at the University of Mississippi Medical Center, speaks about the launch of the Rural Study at the "Tea Time Reflections: Fannie Lou Hamer and the Voting Struggle" event held by the Oktibbeha NAACP at Starkville's J. L.…

Diamond Young serving as Mistress of Ceremonies at the "Tea Time Reflections: Fannie Lou Hamer and the Voting Struggle" event held by the Oktibbeha NAACP at Starkville's J. L. King Center.

Cherraye Oats, a niece of Fannie Lou Hamer, with Oktibbeha County NAACP assistant chair Cathy Rodriguez and Oats' daughter at a table for the Dignity in Schools Campaign.