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The text of Railroad Company v. Brown, the only source cited in the article, refers to her more than once as "Catharine Brown". Are there references that spell her name "Katherine" or, more to the point, refer to her as "Kate"? If so, they need to be cited. If not, this article needs to be moved.
Also, are there any references that verify she was a Virginian? She is categorized in Category:People from Virginia, but that appears to be based on the fact that she bought a train ticket in Alexandria. There is no evidence in the article that she actually lived in Virginia. Rklear (talk) 01:49, 8 January 2009 (UTC)[reply]
I can't find a primary source documenting Brown as a recipient of The Congressional Black Associates Trailblazer Award. I removed a broken link to Congresswoman Barbara Lee's website that was previously cited. The Wayback Machine does not have a saved web page containing any information either. The Outrage article does not provide citations either. I am hesitant to add the award to Brown's infobox without a primary source (ideally from the CBA). Anthropologeethanks (talk) 18:46, 4 November 2022 (UTC)[reply]
