Document entitled, "Proposal for Grant for Conference to Assess African Liberation Day and Plan Follow Up Structure and Action History and Overview," discussing a history and overview, objectives, methods, and budget for African Liberation Day.
Center for Black Education document entitled, "Curriculum Programs for Students of the Pan-African Community," providing a course plan containing aims and objectives.
All African People's Revolutionary Party telegram written by Stokely Carmichael regarding "the loss that David's friends and comrades feel at his sudden death."
Harvard University Faculty of Arts and Sciences report entitled, "A Progress Report Standing Committee to Develop the Afro-American Studies Department," containing information on concerns, scope, staffing, course offerings, related offerings by other departments, research, library resources, cooperations with other institutions, and supporting documentation.
Flyer for the National "Afroamerican Student Conference on Black Nationalism," held on May 1 through 3, 1964 in Nashville, Tennessee, themed, "Afroamerican Youth, The Vanguard of a New World," with attached organization description, proposed agenda, and blank application.
Legal document entitled, "In the State of South Carolina In The Supreme Court, Appeal From Orangeburg County, Honorable John Grimball, Presiding Judge, The State, Respondent, against Cleveland Louis Sellers, Jr., Appellant, Transcript of Record." Attorneys for the appellant were Fred Henderson Moore and Howard Moore, Jr. Attorneys for the Respondent were Julian S. Wolfe, Daniel R. McLeod, and J.C. Coleman.
Legal document entitled, "In the State of South Carolina In the Supreme Court, Appeal from Orangeburg County Honorable John Grimball, Presiding Judge, No. 7577, The State, Respondent, against, Cleveland Sellers, Jr., Appellant, Brief for the Appellant, In Forma Pauperis."
Legal document entitled, "In the State of South Carolina In The Supreme Court, Appeal From Orangeburg County, Honorable John Grimball, Presiding Judge, The State, Respondent, against Cleveland Louis Sellers, Jr., Appellant, Transcript of Record." Attorneys for the appellant were Fred Henderson Moore and Howard Moore, Jr. Attorneys for the Respondent were Julian S. Wolfe, Daniel R. McLeod, and J.C. Coleman.
United States District Court, Southern District of New York complaint from the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee against the United States of America, Attorney General of the United States, Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, et al., acting as "an action for money damages and injunctive relief arising under the First, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, Ninth and Fourteenth Amendments to the Constitution of the United States."
Legal document entitled, "In the State of South Carolina In The Supreme Court, Appeal From Orangeburg County, Honorable John Grimball, Presiding Judge, The State, Respondent, against Cleveland Louis Sellers, Jr., Appellant, Transcript of Record." Attorneys for the appellant were Fred Henderson Moore and Howard Moore, Jr. Attorneys for the Respondent were Julian S. Wolfe, Daniel R. McLeod, and J.C. Coleman.
Legal document entitled, "In the State of South Carolina In The Supreme Court, Appeal From Orangeburg County, Honorable John Grimball, Presiding Judge, The State, Respondent, against Cleveland Louis Sellers, Jr., Appellant, Transcript of Record." Attorneys for the appellant were Fred Henderson Moore and Howard Moore, Jr. Attorneys for the Respondent were Julian S. Wolfe, Daniel R. McLeod, and J.C. Coleman.
The "National Black Political Agenda" presented to the "National Black Political Convention" in Gary, Indiana on March 11, 1972, containing short articles regarding social injustices in the United States and abroad.
Tentative Agenda for the National Program Committee Seminar to be held at the Party Communications Center on February 20-22, 1976, themed, "The Need to Intensify Our Efforts To Build The [All African People's Revolutionary Party]."
An article from "The Louisville Times" entitled, "Two Carrying Aid From Here Seized In Mississippi" and "The Atlanta Inquirer" entitled, "SNCC Seeks Halt Of Harassment In Mississippi," reprinted by the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee.
Color photograph of infant Akil Latey Lipscomb with his godparents–Henrie Monteith Turner, Margaret Mills, Eugene Hunt, and Gregory Brown–at his Christening at St. Mark's Church in Charleston, South Carolina.
"A Political Research Associates Topical Report" entitled, "Clouds Blur the Rainbow: The Other Side of the New Alliance Party," written by Chip Berlet regarding the New Alliance Party, "a black-led, women-led, multi-racial, pro-gay independent political organization."
Invitation to the inauguration of Lyndon Baines Johnson as President of the United States of America with portraits of Lyndon B. Johnson and Hubert Humphrey.
Black and white Teen Conference of the Mid-Atlantic Jack and Jill of America outside of the Bluford Library at North Carolina A and T State University. The Charleston delegation is pictured toward the right of the image, including Minerva Brown standing in front of Catherine Hazel (Wells) and Maede Joenelle Brown.
Document entitled, "Amilcar Cabral: Murdered in Conakry, Guinea," including a picture and biography of "Amilcar Cabral, the founder and leader of the African Party for the Independence of Guinea and the Cape Verde Islands."
Pamphlet entitled, "Henry Winston Meets Angela Davis," providing a transcript of a conversation between the Winston and Davis at the New York Women's House of Detention.
Court documentation for the case of Angela Davis versus John V. Lindsay, Mayor of the City of New York, for the purpose of relieving the plaintiff of the "dangerous and intolerable prison conditions in the Women's House of Detention of the City of New York and from imposing special conditions of solitude."
Discrimination Complaint Form from the Office for Civil Rights' Department of Health, Education, and Welfare for Sonja Anita Haynes Stone, African and Afro-American Studies professor at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill announcement of faculty vacancy for the position of "One (1) Year Lectureship in Afro-American Studies Curriculum."
Document entitled, "Announcement of Vacancy" for the position of "Education Program Consultant IV" for the Department of Education, Office of Personnel in Columbia, South Carolina.
A statement of the Planning Staff for the Institute of the Black World entitled, "An Approach to Black Studies," discussing a variety of issues including the Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Center.
The University of North Carolina at Greensboro form entitled, "Approval to Take Courses for Transfer to UNC-G" for Cleveland Sellers to take courses at North Carolina A&T State University for the Fall 1981 semester.
Packet of documents from February 15 to 25, 1974 entitled, "The Arab Ba'ath Socialist Party" and the "Republic of Iraq," written by Paul D. Monroe, a delegation member from the All African People's Revolutionary Party, submitted to the National Central Committee of the AAPRP.
1993 South Carolina State Board of Education pamphlet entitled, "The Architects of Education," providing information on the South Carolina State Board of Education and short member biographies.
Document entitled, "Fact Sheet on the Arrest of Curtis Hayes Williams," providing an in-depth description and context for Williams' arrest and subsequent incarceration.
Black and white photograph of Charles Mason (local treasurer of NAACP), John Chisolm (business partner of J. Arthur Brown), Etta Clark (local businesswoman and NAACP activist), and J. Arthur Brown.
Color photograph of J. Arthur Brown, Mayor Joseph P. Riley, Jr., and an unidentified man with three unidentified young boys at an outdoor sports venue.
Color photograph with the following inscription on the back of the photograph: J. Arthur Brown House – School Grand Reunion, June 6, 1985 James Island, SC, "Photo by Peter Simmons, Chattanooga, Tenn During School Grand Reunion, July 6, 1985 in Charleston, SC on James Island, SC."
NAACP Distinguished Service Award to J. Arthur Brown "in recognition of 25 years of participation in the struggle for freedom, equality and justice thereby hastening the realization of a true democracy and the fullest enjoyment of first-class citizenship for all Americans."
Color photograph of Arthurlee Brown McFarlin, J. Arthur Brown's sister, with her husband, Livingston McFarlin, outside of their home in Kingstree, South Carolina.
