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Red wool scarf worn by Joan Mulholland during a protest near the White House
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Red wool scarf worn by Joan Mulholland during a protest near the White House

Unidentified · 1960

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National Museum of African American History and Culture

This dark red wool scarf was worn by Joan Mulholland during a Howard University Nonviolent Action Group protest near the White House in 1960. The rectangular scarf is made from a twill-woven fulled wool and has self fringe on each end that is approximately 2 1/2 inches long.

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