photo of Harlem CORE member Doris Innis, smiling
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Title
photo of Harlem CORE member Doris Innis, smiling
Subject
Harlem CORE member
Description
This is a xeroxed photo of Doris Innis, aka Doris Funnye, Harlem CORE member from its earliest days to its last.
Not only was she the wife of Harlem CORE chairman Roy Innis, she was the sister of the previous Harlem CORE chairman, Clarence Funnye. She initially outranked Innis. Under both Marshall England and Funnye, she served as Secretary and was member of the Executive Committee.
The photo is from a 1968 CORE event, the first annual "Evening of Brotherhood".
Not only was she the wife of Harlem CORE chairman Roy Innis, she was the sister of the previous Harlem CORE chairman, Clarence Funnye. She initially outranked Innis. Under both Marshall England and Funnye, she served as Secretary and was member of the Executive Committee.
The photo is from a 1968 CORE event, the first annual "Evening of Brotherhood".
Creator
Austin Hansen
Source
Austin Hansen collection
Publisher
Schomburg Library/ NYPL
Date
1970's
Rights
Austin Hansen
Format
image/jpg.
Type
image
Coverage
New York City, 1968
Files
Collection
Citation
Austin Hansen , "photo of Harlem CORE member Doris Innis, smiling," in Harlem CORE, Item #242, http://harlemcore.com/omeka/items/show/242 (accessed December 22, 2024).