Deenie Drew
Deenie Drew discusses leaving New York to work for the Red Cross in Tuskegee. She then moved to Dynamite Hill and joined the movement with her husband, John. They were close family friends with Dr. King.
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Oral histories Civil rights movements--Alabama—Birmingham Alabama Christian Movement for Human Rights King, Martin Luther, Jr., 1929-1968 |
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Deenie Drew discusses leaving New York to work for the Red Cross in Tuskegee. She then moved to Dynamite Hill and joined the movement with her husband, John. They were close family friends with Dr. King. |
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Deenie DrewCivil rights movements--Alabama—BirminghamAlabama Christian Movement for Human RightsKing, Martin Luther, Jr., 1929-1968Deenie Drew discusses leaving New York to work for the Red Cross in Tuskegee. She then moved to Dynamite Hill and joined the movement with her husband, John. They were close family friends with Dr. King.1995-01-27video19950127Dhttp://bcriohp.org/items/show/32http://bcriohp.org/files/original/c6bee3152589665f1db7e2548660385e.jpg |
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