Title	Sister Helen Prejean, on U.S. Highway 41, during the National Pilgrimage for Abolition of the Death Penalty, Monroe County, Georgia, May 14, 1990.
Identifier	AJCP178-020d
Date of original	1990-05-14
Decade	1990s
Creator	Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Contributors	Ross, Dwight, Jr.
Description	Newspaper assignment sheet on print verso identifies photographer Dwight Ross Jr.: "National Pilgrimage for Abolition of the Death Penalty. Began marching from Macon towards Forsyth at 9 a.m. Marching on U.S. 41 to Monroe County Courthouse, where rally is planned on arrival... Caption: Members of the National Pilgrimage for Abolition of the Death Penalty are seen marching on U.S. Highway 41 towards Forsyth, Ga., About an hour or two from Forsyth, they are passing the Smarr, Ga. U.S. Post Office building which can be seen in the background. In the striped pants with the side pack is Sister Helen Prejean, Director of the National Pilgrimage for Abolition of the Death Penalty." Sister Helen's shirt reads "Lighting the torch of conscience: the religious community confronts the death penalty."
Subject	Capital punishment Demonstrations
Subject (names)	Prejean, Helen
Location depicted	Monroe County (Ga.)
Collection	Atlanta Journal-Constitution Photographic Archive
Curatorial area	Atlanta Journal-Constitution Photographic Archive
Digital publisher	Georgia State University Library
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Citation	AJCP178-020d, Atlanta Journal-Constitution Photographic Archives. Special Collections and Archives, Georgia State University Library.
Source format	color photographs
Format	image/jp2
Type	Image