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In the Charleston Branch of the NAACP committees are created to target different topics and to take care of specific functions (i.e. the Labor and Industry Committee handles discrimination complaints and worker issues)

In the Charleston Branch of the NAACP committees are created to target different topics and to take care of specific functions (i.e. the Labor and Industry Committee handles discrimination complaints and worker issues)

Includes the publication Crisis in the Courts published by the NAACP, a legal referral list from the Equal Employment Commission, and brochures on the South Carolina Judicial Selection Process and on negotiation

In the Charleston Branch of the NAACP committees are created to target different topics and to take care of specific functions (i.e. the Labor and Industry Committee handles discrimination complaints and worker issues)

Reginald Barrett, Sr. was considered one of the leaders in Charleston's African-American community. He worked with J. Arthur Brown to force Charleston's Stadium Commission to allow Black high schools to use Johnson Hagood Stadium in 1959 and with Bill Saunders during the 1969 Hospital Worker's Strike.

Contains legal correspondence pertaining to property at 116 and 118 Congress St. in Charleston, South Carolina that was held by the late Reginald Barrett, Sr.

Contains legal correspondence pertaining to property at 116 and 118 Congress St. in Charleston, South Carolina that was held by the late Reginald Barrett, Sr.

Contains legal documents pertaining to personal injury case and the medical records of Sir Adbell Williams.

Contains legal documents and correspondence regarding a personal injury case resulting from an automobile accident.

Contains correspondence and legal documents pertaining to Sir Adbell Williams' case against his former lawyer Fred Henderson Moore for not winning his case against Associated Destroyers.

Contains legal documents and correspondence regarding Jessie Douglas' case against former lawyer Fred Henderson Moore for fraud.