Calloway, DeVerne
- Title
- Calloway, DeVerne
- Description
- State Representative DeVerne Lee Calloway (1916-1993) was the first Black woman to serve in the Missouri State Legislature and served on numerous committees during her time in office between 1962 and 1980. She also was active in community boards and held membership in organizations such as the NAACP, League of Women Voters, Missouri Association for Social Welfare, and the National Council of Negro Women. This portrait is part of the Alpha Kappa Alpha Collection, which documents the exhibit ""Career Achievements Among Black Women in St. Louis, Missouri"" in 1974.
- Creator
- Unidentified
- Subject
- St. Louis Black American History
- Black American Career Achievements
- Divine Nine Sororities
- State Representative DeVerne Lee Calloway
- DeVerne Lee Calloway
- Missouri State Legislature
- St. Louis History
- Rights
- In copyright - rightholders unidentifiable
- Date
- 1972
- Format
- .jpg
- Identifier
- S0101_01
- Medium
- Black and white 2.25x3.25 photographic print, 4x5 safety film negative
- Source
- State Historical Society of Missouri - Saint Louis, Alpha Kappa Alpha: Career Achievements Among Black Women in St. Louis, Missouri collection
- Media
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Calloway, DeVerne
