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Black Studies

[Civil Rights Movement]

The John Brown Society

An Introduction to the Black Panther Party

Scarce Issue The Musician May 1905 Articles by Booker T Washington about Samuel Coleridge Taylor African American Music History

ASSOCIATED PRESS PHOTO OF PARIS

TRIAL OF THE FOUR AMERICAN HIJACKERS

A Striking Photograph

Mark James Powers

The Panther Party

CARVER, GEORGE WASHINGTON

Carver Discusses Peanut Plant Disease with Illustration in an Exceptional Autograph Letter Signed., (1864-1943) American botanical researcher and horticulture educator.

1932 8x10 Photograph African American Doctors American Medical Association San Antonio Texas Charles Austin Whittier

Z. Alexander Looby Funeral Program

Holy Trinity Episcopal Church, Nashville, Tennessee

Obsequies of Z. Alexander Looby, Civil Rights Leader and Attorney, March 27, 1972, Funeral service program honoring the life and legacy of Z. Alexander Looby, prominent Nashville lawyer, educator, and champion of civil rights.

1920s Archive National Ideal Benefit Society NIBS African-American Fraternal Insurance Richmond Virginia 27 Letters Documents

1924 Large Felt Pennant St Paul's College Lawrenceville Virginia African American School HBCU

1962 Scrapbook Alpha Kappa Alpha African American Fraternity Grambling State University Programs Photographs Ephemera Black History

1960s Archive 2 Photo Albums African American Young Progressives Black Panther Black Power Posters New York City 200+ Photographs

1937 Photo Album African American Black Couple Traveling Across the United States Green Book Era Young Married California to New York 200 Photographs

Scarce 1960s Lucky Strike Cigarettes Cardboard Sign African American Trudy Haynes Philadelphia TV Reporter Black History

1890s Photo Archive 40 Photographs African American Young Woman Teacher in Macon Georgia Shaw University Identified Anna Goodman

1860 Tom The Blind Negro Pianist Sheet Music Illustrated Cover "Only 10 Years Old" African American Music History Slavery

[Civil Rights Movement]

Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee

Black Power: SNCC Speaks for Itself. A Collection of Statements and Interviews

Scarce 1st Edition Glimpses of the Negro in Indianapolis 1863-1963 by Ida Webb Bryant African-American History in Indiana

Signed Copy

Margaret Mitchell

Gone With The Wind