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Andrew Wade House Bombing Comic Strip
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Comic strip showing man bombing a house because it is being sold to an African-American man. A police officer arrests the seller of the home for inciting the man to violence. The cartoon represents the incidents in the life of Carl and Anne Braden that led to their prosecution for sedition.
1954
Braden, Carl, 1914-1975; Braden, Anne, 1924-2006
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Andrew Wade House Bombing
June 27, 1954
Police officer inspecting the damage to the home of Andrew Wade and his family after it was bombed.
Anne and Carl Braden at a Grave
June 1951
Anne and Carl Braden stand at the grave of her ancestor Ann Poague McGinty. McGinty was the first white woman to settle in Kentucky.
Charles Sherrod and Carl Braden
April 27, 1963
Charles Sherrod and Carl Braden looking over a "Time for Action" paper.
SCHW Delegates Vote
November 1946
Delegates to the annual convention of the Southern Conference for Human Welfare (SCHW) vote on a resolution.
SCHW Convention
November 1946
Delegates to the annual convention of the Southern Conference for Human Welfare gather outside the convention hall.
Martin Luther King, Jr. and the Bradens
April 30, 1961
Pictured left to right are James Dombrowski, Carl and Anne Braden, Frank Wilkinson, Martin Luther King, Jr. and Coretta King at a reception in Atlanta, Georgia.
