Biography
Dorie Ladner is individually documented in Charles Payne’s history of civil-rights-related custody in Mississippi.
Payne individually identifies Ladner as one of the early participants jailed for picketing in the Jackson boycott. The campaign began shortly before Christmas 1962 and continued into spring 1963, but the passage does not date her individual arrest. No individual year, jail-admission date, discharge, duration or current status is inferred.
Sources: Charles Payne, I’ve Got the Light of Freedom (2007 edition), original PDF page 198.
