Karl Rolvaag, Calvin Griffith, Hubert Humphrey, and Muriel Humphrey

Karl Rolvaag, Calvin Griffith, Hubert Humphrey, and Muriel Humphrey

Karl Rolvaag, Calvin Griffith, Hubert Humphrey, and Muriel Humphrey during the pregame of the World Series at Metropolitan Stadium in Bloomington, 1965. Photograph by Spense for the St. Paul Dispatch-Pioneer Press.

Up and Out of Poverty Now! organizers

Up and Out of Poverty Now! organizers look on as police engage with their comrades at the occupied Kate Dunwoody Residence (52 Tenth Street South) in Minneapolis, 1991. Photograph by Jeff Wheeler. Original caption: "Nyla Columbus, center, Grummons' fiance, was concerned for his well-being after police entered the building. Columbus was being comforted by her daughter, Tina, right, and another protester. The activists oppose plans to use the former residence for classrooms and offices." Published in the Minneapolis Star Tribune, July 27, 1990, with "They Seek Dignity for the Homeless," 1B. "Grummons" is Up And Out organizer Matt Grummons.

Up and Out of Poverty Now! organizers in an occupied building

Organizers with Up and Out of Poverty Now! (including Rich Gordon, left) inside an occupied building (1016–18 Iglehart Avenue) in St. Paul, 1991. Photograph by Stormi Greener. Published in the Minneapolis Star Tribune, January 6, 1991, with "Activists Occupy St. Paul's HUD buildings," 1A and 10A.

Charles Gilfillan

Charles Gilfillan

Charles Gilfillan, ca. 1890.

MN90: Sister Suffragette

In this segment of MN90: Minnesota History in 90 Seconds, Allison Herrera describes the career of suffragist Clara Ueland.

MN90: Sister Suffragette

In this segment of MN90: Minnesota History in 90 Seconds, Britt Aamodt describes the career of suffragist Sarah Burger Stearns.

Allan Spear and Minnesota's Human Rights Act of 1993

Minnesota state senator Allan Spear speaks in favor of a state Human Rights Act on the floor of the Minnesota Senate on March 18, 1993.

Cecil Newman and his family with Minnesota Governor Karl Rolvaag

Cecil Newman and his family with Minnesota Governor Karl Rolvaag

Cecil Newman (far right) and members of his family with Karl Rolvaag (back row, second from left). The picture was taken by Earl McGee and probably dates to Rolvaag’s term of office as the thirty-first governor of Minnesota (1963–1967).

Newman, Cecil (1903–1976)

Cecil Newman was a pioneering newspaper publisher and an influential leader in Minnesota. His newspapers, the Minneapolis Spokesman and the St. Paul Recorder, provided news and information to readers while advancing civil rights, fair employment, political engagement, and Black pride.

Phillipe Cunningham

Phillipe Cunningham

Minneapolis City Council member Phillipe Cunningham (Ward 4), January 8, 2018. Photo by Flickr user Tony Webster, CC BY-SA 2.0.

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