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Black History Collection

This collection offers a variety of materials pertaining to African American experiences, mostly from 20th century black freedom movement groups, including the Civil Rights Movement, Black Panthers, SNCC, black cultural figures, and other Chicago-based activists. Materials include periodicals, audio reels, letters, transcripts, brochures, and clippings.
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Alvin Poussaint - articles, 1974 and 1966 (Folder 16)
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Manuscript of an article submitted to Ebony magazine, and transcript of a paper delivered in Chicago at the 71st Annual Meeting of the National Medical Association.
Collection:
Black History Collection
Access:
Public access


Anthony Platt - report, 1968 (Folder 15)
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Report discussing aspects of the administration of justice in Chicago in the wake of civil disorder following the death of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Date:
Jun-68
Collection:
Black History Collection
Access:
Public access


Black Power (Folder 6)
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Newsletters issued by the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC) containing the text of Stokeley Carmichael's speech in Chicago, a flyer for that speech, and clippings containing a statement on Black Power issued by the National Committee of Negro Churchmen.
Collection:
Black History Collection
Access:
Public access


Conspiracy trial of the Chicago Eight, 1969 (Folder 3)
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Pamphlets, newsletters, articles, clippings, and other documents pertaining to the conspiracy trial of the Chicago Eight.
Collection:
Black History Collection
Access:
Public access


Reverend James Bevel - writing and biography, 1963-1966 (Folder 14)
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Newsletter, newspaper clippings, and typed transcripts of question and answer session, speeches and remarks by James Bevel, along with some handwritten notes.
Collection:
Black History Collection
Access:
Public access