Box 3

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Includes postcards, one-sheets, calendar, and clippings regarding Mary Church Terrell, Mary McLeod Bethune, Hattie McDaniel, Fannie Lou Hamer, women featured in "Freedom Sisters" exhibit at Cincinnati Museum Center, Georgia Floyd Morris. Also includes one calendar "African American Influential Women". Calendar is located in Box 3.

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Articles, bookmark, children's book "Barack Obama America's 44th President!", decorative plate, oversized photograph of Barack and Michelle Obama, calendar. A majority of this file are Los Angeles Sentinel, Los Angeles Times, and Press-Telegram articles regarding the Obamas and President Obama's inaugurations.

Scope and Contents From the Collection: The Jacquelyn Stewart Black and Local History Subject File Collection (1966-2020; undated) contains three boxes of newspapers, articles, calendars, brochures, pamphlets, flyers, postcards, funeral and memorial service programs, and other material related to Black history and Los Angeles area history. Featured topics and people in this collection are: Colonel Allensworth, Martin Luther King Jr., Malcolm X, Barack Obama, Harriet Tubman, Ray Charles, West Adams, Central Ave, Carson, and the Del...

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cards by artist Ramsess on Esther Phillips, Aretha Franklin, Nina Simone, Billie Holiday; Rolling Stone Magazine featuring Marvin Gaye; Temptations program; "An Evening with the Motown Sound" program; Luther Vandross in concert program; War [band] program; obituaries for Bill Shearer, Gene McFadden, and Earl Fatha Hines; article on Nathaniel Ayers; website print-out about Mills Brothers; calendars. Calendars are located Box 3.

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Great African Americans knowledge cards; Black Heritage postcards; article on Montgomery Bus Boycott, Inaugural Poem by Maya Angelou, article "Black History of the Statue of Liberty", copy of lyrics of the Black National Anthem, article on black history in LA Sentinel, and other documents.

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Articles in Los Angeles Times, Our Weekly, and LA Sentinel about Michael Jackson's death.