Box 83
Contains 43 Results:
Brazeal, Ernestine: "The State of Spelman College", draft typescript, handwritten, undated
The series contains published and unpublished works that were written by persons other than Dr. Brailsford Brazeal. The series also contains many typescript editorials that were published in "The Black Worker" newspaper from 1936 to 1966. Only a few of these editorials were noted as being written by A. Phillip Randolph, the founder of "The Black Worker." The author of the remaining editorials has not been verified; those editorials are noted as “author unknown.”
Brimmer, Andrew F.: "An Economic Agenda for Black Americans," Charter Day Convocation, Atlanta University, printed document, 1970 October 16
The series contains published and unpublished works that were written by persons other than Dr. Brailsford Brazeal. The series also contains many typescript editorials that were published in "The Black Worker" newspaper from 1936 to 1966. Only a few of these editorials were noted as being written by A. Phillip Randolph, the founder of "The Black Worker." The author of the remaining editorials has not been verified; those editorials are noted as “author unknown.”
Brooks, Lee M., and Ruth G. Lynch: "Consumer Problems and The Cooperative Movement In The Curricula of Southern Negro Colleges," reprint from Social Forces , 1944
The series contains published and unpublished works that were written by persons other than Dr. Brailsford Brazeal. The series also contains many typescript editorials that were published in "The Black Worker" newspaper from 1936 to 1966. Only a few of these editorials were noted as being written by A. Phillip Randolph, the founder of "The Black Worker." The author of the remaining editorials has not been verified; those editorials are noted as “author unknown.”
Brown, Walter R.: "My Experiences at Morehouse", typescript, 1968 August 14
The series contains published and unpublished works that were written by persons other than Dr. Brailsford Brazeal. The series also contains many typescript editorials that were published in "The Black Worker" newspaper from 1936 to 1966. Only a few of these editorials were noted as being written by A. Phillip Randolph, the founder of "The Black Worker." The author of the remaining editorials has not been verified; those editorials are noted as “author unknown.”
Brozen, Yale: "Automation: The Impact of Technological Change", typescript, 1963 December
The series contains published and unpublished works that were written by persons other than Dr. Brailsford Brazeal. The series also contains many typescript editorials that were published in "The Black Worker" newspaper from 1936 to 1966. Only a few of these editorials were noted as being written by A. Phillip Randolph, the founder of "The Black Worker." The author of the remaining editorials has not been verified; those editorials are noted as “author unknown.”
Buggs, Charles W.: "Premedical Education for Negroes", typescript, undated
The series contains published and unpublished works that were written by persons other than Dr. Brailsford Brazeal. The series also contains many typescript editorials that were published in "The Black Worker" newspaper from 1936 to 1966. Only a few of these editorials were noted as being written by A. Phillip Randolph, the founder of "The Black Worker." The author of the remaining editorials has not been verified; those editorials are noted as “author unknown.”
Bullock, Benjamin: "Letter to Editor Concerning President Eisenhower", typescript, 1957 January 31
The series contains published and unpublished works that were written by persons other than Dr. Brailsford Brazeal. The series also contains many typescript editorials that were published in "The Black Worker" newspaper from 1936 to 1966. Only a few of these editorials were noted as being written by A. Phillip Randolph, the founder of "The Black Worker." The author of the remaining editorials has not been verified; those editorials are noted as “author unknown.”
Capers, Earl N.: "The Life and Death of Essex", typescript, 1966 May 23
The series contains published and unpublished works that were written by persons other than Dr. Brailsford Brazeal. The series also contains many typescript editorials that were published in "The Black Worker" newspaper from 1936 to 1966. Only a few of these editorials were noted as being written by A. Phillip Randolph, the founder of "The Black Worker." The author of the remaining editorials has not been verified; those editorials are noted as “author unknown.”
Chalmers, W. Ellison: "A More Productive Role for the Negro in the South's Economy", typescript, undated
The series contains published and unpublished works that were written by persons other than Dr. Brailsford Brazeal. The series also contains many typescript editorials that were published in "The Black Worker" newspaper from 1936 to 1966. Only a few of these editorials were noted as being written by A. Phillip Randolph, the founder of "The Black Worker." The author of the remaining editorials has not been verified; those editorials are noted as “author unknown.”
Chalmers, W. Ellison, and Nathaniel W. Dorsey: "Research on Negro Job Status," printed document, circa 1961
The series contains published and unpublished works that were written by persons other than Dr. Brailsford Brazeal. The series also contains many typescript editorials that were published in "The Black Worker" newspaper from 1936 to 1966. Only a few of these editorials were noted as being written by A. Phillip Randolph, the founder of "The Black Worker." The author of the remaining editorials has not been verified; those editorials are noted as “author unknown.”