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Handwritten notes by Barbara Marx dated November 3, no year given. Notes are from a speech Marx attended called "The Negro and his Work" regarding job prospects and training for African Americans in the wider Washington DC area. Ten pages.

Handwritten notes by Barbara Marx for unnamed NAACP meeting on November 10th, unnamed year. Two pages.

Handwritten notes, subjects unclear, primarily dealing with Hoffman-Boston Schools, undated and unattributed. 48 pages total.

Handwritten notes regarding desegregation plans/strategies/teaching methods. Want children to be realistic. Inner security important. Restraint important. 9 pages

Arlington decision to reinstitute injunction

Drew School expansion study, Douglas tract. 5 pages

Handwritten notes containing people's names. 2 pages

Handwritten notes. 6 pages

Handwritten notes. 2 pages

Handwritten notes - CCSP Objects

Handwritten notes on the back of a NAACP Newsletter, January 1960

Handwritten notes, second page crossed out. 2 pages

Notes on League of Women Voters meeting on Hoffman-Boston

Virginia state desegregation lawsuits and activities 1947-1958

Handwritten notes from article in Changing Times, Sept. 1961 about school size. 2 pages, verso is information on a speed reading class, Arlington Public Schools, October 4, 1961

Handwritten notes concerning Civil Rights Act.

Handwritten notes: Page 1, handwritten notes, no context; Page 2, handwritten notes, concerning education.

Handwritten notes: Page 1, handwritten notes, no context; Page 2, handwritten notes concerning Equal Opportunity Act.

Notes from meeting, mention Piccot, PTA

Handwritten notes on lawsuits, student applications in Arlington County, 1955- 1958