Subseries Description From the Sub-Series: The subseries consists of materials from courses Martin Luther King, Jr. took at Morehouse College, administrative documents, and papers related to his teaching a seminar in Social Philosophy. Included are annotated blue book exams, class notes, lists of exam questions, and a short essay about history. There are also typed notes about philosophy from the summer of 1946 that appear to have been taken by someone else since King did...

Scope and contents From the Series: This series contains biographical information about Dr. E. A. Jones that includes materials related to his death, family papers, memorabilia, awards, greeting cards, invitations and a glimpse into some of his travels. The series also includes a tribute and appreciation celebration held for E.A. upon his retirement from Morehouse College at the Chicago Morehouse College Alumni Founder’s Day Banquet. Dr. Jones was appointed as Honorary Consul to the Republic of Senegal by President Leopold...

Scope and contents This series consists of publications when Dr. E. A. Jones served as the editor and contributed articles or subscribed to. These include journals articles, bulletins, magazines, and newsletters. Most of these publications are written in English, but there are a few written in French, which can be found in the French Publications sub-series. There are also printed and published materials documenting the activities of the schools within the Atlanta University Center - Atlanta University, Clark...

Scope and contents This series consist of articles, books, speeches, and research materials written by Dr. E. A. Jones. Some of these writings were written in English as well as French. Dr. Jones was an admirer of the Negritude movement, and he wrote many articles about the works of some of the founders of Negritude such as Aime Cesaire, Leopold Sedar Senghor and Leon Damas. Dr. Jones wrote a book about the Negritude movement titled Voices of Negritude. The work that Dr....