Box 85
Contains 59 Results:
"Labor and Political Action", author unknown, typescript (2 copies), 1952 June
The series contains published and unpublished works that were written by persons other than Dr.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.”
"Labor Under Fire", author unknown, typescript (2 copies), 1958 October
The series contains published and unpublished works that were written by persons other than Dr.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.”
"Labor and the War", author unknown, typescript (2 copies), 1944 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The series contains published and unpublished works that were written by persons other than Dr.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.”
"The Ladies Auxiliary", author unknown, typescript (2 copies), 1950 March
The series contains published and unpublished works that were written by persons other than Dr.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.”
"Let the Negro Masses Speak", author unknown, typescript (2 copies), 1941 March
The series contains published and unpublished works that were written by persons other than Dr.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.”
"Liberalize the Supreme Court", author unknown, typescript (2 copies), 1937 April
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.”
"The March on Washington Movement and the War", A. Philip Randolph, typescript (2 copies), 1943 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.”
"McCarthyism: A Promise or a Menace to American Democracy", author unknown, typescript (2 copies), 1953 March 15
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.”
"The Menace of Religious Bigotry", author unknown, typescript (2 copies), 1959 March
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.”
"Merry Christmas", author unknown, typescript (2 copies), 1958 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.”