Title

'Four portraits of Negro women: Elise Johnson McDougald', 1925-03. Creator: Winold Reiss.

Caption

'Four portraits of Negro women: Elise Johnson McDougald', 1925-03. Educator, writer and activist McDougald was the first African-American woman principal in New York City public schools. From 'Survey Graphic - Harlem, Mecca of the new Negro'.

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Photo12/Heritage Images/Heritage Art

Reference

HRM23A16_118

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Keywords

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