Box 84
Contains 38 Results:
Randolph, A. Philip: "March on Washington Movement Presents a Program for the Negro", 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The series contains published and unpublished works that were written by persons other than Dr.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.”
Ribble, Anne Jeter: "Records and Research", typescript, 1969 January 20
The series contains published and unpublished works that were written by persons other than Dr.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.”
Romero, Patricia: "The Early Organization of Red Caps", 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The series contains published and unpublished works that were written by persons other than Dr.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.”
Ruchames, Louis: "Race, Jobs, and Politics, The Story of FEPC", typescript (2 copies), 1953
The series contains published and unpublished works that were written by persons other than Dr.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.”
STEP, Inc.: "Program Proposal for Day School for Seriously Emotionally Disturbed Children", 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The series contains published and unpublished works that were written by persons other than Dr.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.”
Sherman, Joe: "Movies on a Shoestring, Part II", typescript, 1969 January
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.”
Silver, James: "Mississippi: The Closed Society," typescript, 1963 November 7
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.”
Spelman College: "Negro Earnings Rise, Survey Finds" "The Negro Market", "Is There Really a Negro Market?" "Negro Food Buying Differs," printed document, 1968
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.”