Box 2

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Contains items reflecting everyday Black life, and its influence in all aspects of American culture. While some of the materials specify Black religious, professional, and family life, most focus on the stress of being a Black American and how to dela with it. One item, "Some of mybest friends," takes a serio-comic look at white bigotry through short pity cartoon.

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Two copies. One is original publication, second is provisional copy made for internal use only.

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Collects three essays from the Revolutionary Worker (November 15, 22, 29, 1992). Essays titled "A bloodsucker is a bloodsucker," "First time tragedy -- second time even worse," and "The Boozhwah hype and the real way out."

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Entire newsletter devoted to front-page article.

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Biographical novelette of the activist's life.

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Descriptions of incidents of Martin Luther King's life. Work began on this collection soon after King's assassination, and was published on the day of King's funeral.

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Flyer for upcoming event, with form to contribute money or sponsorship.

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Flyer for march for several causes, including equality in education and commitment to integration.

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Reprinted from May, 1967 issue of Political Affairs, a monthly journal of Marxist thought and opinion.

Scope and Contents From the Series: This series contains pamphlets about a number of prominent Black Americans. The oldest item is a notice about the upcoming visit to Albany by Amanda Smith, a former slave who traveled throughout the world as a famous and well-received evangelist. Though the notice is undated, evidence puts its date at approximately 1890. There are several items about famous athlete, actor, singer, and political activist Paul Robeson. There is a q 1976 reprint of a 1950 pro-labor speech Robeson made to the...