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1. "There's Motion in the Ocean"

Date:: 1988-08-15
Description:: Correspondence from Martha Prescod Norman providing an outline of Curtis Hayes Williams' current situation being detained in Liberia.

2. Letter from Marie Blakemon Payne to J. Arthur Brown, September 9, 1955

Letter from Marie Blakemon Payne to J. Arthur Brown, September 9, 1955

Date:: 1955-09-09
Description:: Correspondence from Marie Blakemon Payne to J. Arthur Brown regarding personal matters.

3. Letter to Samuel K. Doe, August 10, 1988

Letter to Samuel K. Doe, August 10, 1988

Date:: 1988-08-10
Description:: Correspondence from Friends of Curtis Hayes Williams to "His Excellency" Dr. Samuel K. Doe, President of the Republic of Liberia, urging the Liberian Government to respect Williams' rights be respected.

4. "AAPRP: Towards Building a Black United Front"

Date:: 1975-01-25
Description:: All African Peoples Revolutionary Party position paper entitled, "Towards Building A Black United Front," sponsored by Congress of Afrikan People, Youth Organization for Black Unity, PanAfrikan Student Organization in the Americas, Black Workers Congress, and All African Peoples Revolutionary Party.