Brown (disambiguation)

Brown (disambiguation)

Brown is a color.

Brown may also refer to:
*Brown (surname), a common English family name and people with this surname, including:
**Gordon Brown (born 1951), Prime Minister of the United Kingdom from June 2007
*Brown University, an American Ivy League university in Providence, Rhode Island
*"Brown v. Board of Education", a landmark decision of the United States Supreme Court which explicitly outlawed racial segregation of public education facilities
*United Parcel Service (UPS), the nickname originating from an advertising campaign highlighting the color of its delivery trucks and uniforms
*Brown College, several colleges
*"Brown" (album), a P.O.D. album
*Brown (crater), a lunar crater
*Brown County, several counties in the United States
*Brown Township, several townships in the United States
*Cleveland Brown, a character on the television show "Family Guy"
*Certain Satyrinae butterflies, such as the true browns (Elymniini) and the evening browns (Melanitini)

ee also

* Braun
* Browne
* Browns (disambiguation)
* Brown-brown (drug)
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