Minutes to undated SAC meeting for United States Commission on Civil Rights broken down by state (i.e. Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee).
Poem by Penina Moise entitled, "The New Year-Anticipative of Sept. 17, 1849." First line of the poem reads, "The festal comes, at which the past and future year are meeting!"
A note acknowledging receipt of a congregational member's letter regarding their proposal to create a monument for soldiers who died in a war and guaranteed burial plots for those who survived the war. It also discusses a potential location in Bethany Cemetery.
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee Motion Picture Project progress report and program outline, providing information on the project, including "training and and equipping of SNCC personnel as cameramen," "production of motion pictures for SNCC," "production of motion pictures by SNCC personnel," and "organizing the showing of films."
One page poster that reads "MOZAMBIQUE." Illustration includes four male and female soldiers marching through tall grass being led by a smiling female soldier in the foreground
One page poster printed by the Uinited Nations Department of Public Information+J84 that reads "STOP THE PLUNDER OF NAMIBIA'S NATURAL RESOURCES." Illustration includes an image of a miner gazing into the distance against a red, green and yellow background.
"Special People Newsbulletin," published by the Charleston County School District regarding "programs/services for children with [a variety of] handicapping conditions."
One page poster printed the Movement of the Revolutionary Left (Chile) and the Sandinist Front for National Liberation (Nicaragua) that reads "SOLIDARITY WITH THE NICARAGUAN PEOPLE WHEN THE PEOPLE." Illustration includes a black and white photograph of a person with a bloodied face looking into the distance while a armed guard stares at him
One page poster printed by the Russel Press Ltd. that reads "Now you write one If you want to do more work for political prisoners in South Africa, write to AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL BRITISH SECTIN, TOWER HOUSE, 8-14 SOUTHAMPTON STREET, LONDON WC2E 8HF Tel. 01-836-5621." Illustration includes a handwritten letter to the prime minister dated 18 Jan 78.
One page poster printed by Vanguard that reads "OILFIELDS WORKERS' TRADE UNION victory towards ZIMBABWE." Illustration includes image of an oilfields worker with a gun on his shoulder
One page poster printed by Allied Printing that reads "We Are ONE UNITED STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA AFL CIO CLC ESTABLISHED MAY 22, 1942 SOLIDARITY DAY SEPTEMBER 19TH, 1981 WASHINGTON, D.C. Illustration includes image of a steelworking in overalls and a hard hat with his hands on his hips
One page poster that reads "WHEREVER THERE IS OPPRESSION THERE IS RESISTANCE We cannot conceive of a free Ireland with a subject working class; we cannot conceive of a subject Ireland with a free working class. JAMES CONNOLLY
One pager poster designed by Rafael Enriquez that reads "OSPAAAL 15 AÑOS DE SOLIDARIDAD TRICONTINENTAL 15 YEARS OF TRICONTINENTAL SOLIDARITY 15 ANS DE SOLIDARITE TRICONTINENTALE." Illustration includes colorful image of a globe above three hands, Black, Brown and white, clutching a rifle
A pamphlet by Nat Schachner describing Francis Salvador's role in the American Revolution and years leading up to it. It also includes an account of Salvador's death and dying words.
This two-page, handwritten document lists several properties in the Ansonborough neighborhood. The document title indicates that the properties listed were under use restrictions.
For sale sign used by the Ansonborough Rehabilitation Project. Sign reads: "For sale, a part of Ansonborough Rehabilitation Project of Historic Charleston. Call 723-1623. Brokers protected."
Anti-Vietnam War flyer entitled, "Uncle Sam Wants You," containing sarcastic phrases arguing the injustices regarding young African American men enlisted in the United States military. The poster reads, "Uncle Sam wants you nigger. Become a member of the world's highest paid black mercenary army! Fight for Freedom . . . (in Viet Nam). (Die Nigger Die–you can't die fast enough in the ghettos.) So run to your nearest recruiting chamber! Support White Power–travel to Viet Nam, you might even get a medal! Receive valuable training in the skills of killing off other oppressed people!"
