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Eddie Faye at train station, Okmulgee

Eddie Faye Gates and Jack Henderson, MLK, Jr. Parade

J.D. Wesley, Marzetta (wife), Carmella Brown Johnson (nurse), Eddie Faye Gates

Unidentified people at a table next to a Christmas tree

Kris Axtman, Christian Science Monitor, and Gladys Haynes at the First Wednesday Reading Club meeting at hostess Eddie Faye Gates' home

Lloyd H. Williams, Jr., copy 1 of 2

The Reparations Club with Eddie Faye Gates, standing, and two unidentified individuls seated on a couch in the home of Gates

Hamasi White, the son of massacre survivor Cecil White, of Berkeley, California seated on either side of Eddie Faye Gates in Union City, California; Copy 1 of 5

Lloyd H. Williams, Jr., copy 2 of 2

The Reparations Club with Eddie Faye Gates seated on the right, with an unidentified woman seated on the left

Hamasi White, the son of massacre survivor Cecil White, of Berkeley, California seated on either side of Eddie Faye Gates in Union City, California; Copy 3 of 5

Close-up of Verneice Dunn Sims, Michael Rosenbaum, Senior Producer for 60 Minutes II, and Eddie Faye Gates; Copy 2 of 3

Wess Young, Sr., Thelma Thurman Knight, Eddie Faye Gates, Otis Granville Clark, and unidentified woman in Washington, District of Columbia

Hamasi White, the son of massacre survivor Cecil White, of Berkeley, California seated on either side of Eddie Faye Gates in Union City, California; Copy 5 of 5

A Tulsa music group for the "Song of Greenwood" cast

Eddie Faye Gates at Edison High School in Tulsa, Oklahoma wearing 1950s Tuskegee Institute, Alabama clothes; Copy 3 of 3

Eddie Faye Gates with musician and Tulsa Race Massacre survivor Hal "Cornbread" Singer, in Paris, France; Copy 1 of 4

Tulsa Race Massacre survivor Beatrice Lucille Campbell Webster in Los Angeles, California

Eddie Faye Gates at a table with her books in a school gymnasium; Copy 2 of 2

Wilhelmina Guess Howell, niece of Dr. A.C. Jackson who was killed by mobsters in the Tulsa Race Riot, 1921; Copy 2 of 2