Handwritten draft introducing Marla Moore, the Keynote Speaker at the 1991 Freedom Fund Banquet and "Tony-award winning actress, singer, recording artist, producer and philanthropist.
Draft of a speech by Roy I. Jones, regarding African American struggles throughout history as well as the emergence and leadership of the NAACP in fighting oppression.
Letter from Lauretta Drummond, Co-Chairperson of the Press and Publications Subcommittee, 1990 Freedom Fund Banquet Committee, to a NAACP Member, regarding input and a contribution to the Freedom Fund.
National Education Association Professional and Organizational Development/Research Division published document entitled, "Education and the Next Economy," by Robert B. Reich, discussing past, present, and future concerns of education in the United States.
Written statement by Ernie Passaillaigue, State Senator of Charleston County District No. 43, regarding "the commitment and dedication exhibited by Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. during his battle for civil rights," which "remains a prime example of what one individual can do for mankind."
NAACP Family of the Year Form with information on the "Be A Better Youth" Program and Membership Bonus. Enclosed NAACP M-PAC Registration Form and Membership Director's Most Outstanding Membership Chairperson's Award Form.
Order forms and mission of Freedom Road, an organization which "offers an assortment of items that recognize and demonstrate a social and political consciousness mandated by the events of history and the challenges of today."
Signed form allowing "the NAACP and Joe Thompson permission to use our names in a letter to the Department of Education or elsewhere […] in regard to Rutledge College of Charleston/"
Letter from William Martin, President of the Clinton Branch of the NAACP to Fred Thompson, Illinois State Penitentiary, regarding requested legal assistance.
Letter from Sherry Martschink to Voters on Isle of Palms and Sullivan's Island, thanking those " who took the time to vote in last Tuesday's election."
Press release regarding the theatrical production of "The Meeting," the "fictional account of a historic meeting between Civil Rights Movement Leader Martin Luther King and Black Nationalist Spokesman Malcolm X."
