Box 21
Contains 21 Results:
Fabre, Michel (correspondence), 1970-1978
The series represents the correspondence generated as editor of Black World. Some of the letters and concerns are addressed to the Negro Digest indicating that public acceptance of the new name (Black World) took time. The series also reflects the international scope of Mr. Fuller's literary interest.
Fentress, Robert (memos re: Black World ), 1970-1973
The series represents the correspondence generated as editor of Black World. Some of the letters and concerns are addressed to the Negro Digest indicating that public acceptance of the new name (Black World) took time. The series also reflects the international scope of Mr. Fuller's literary interest.
Gayle, Addison, Jr., 1970-1978
The series represents the correspondence generated as editor of Black World. Some of the letters and concerns are addressed to the Negro Digest indicating that public acceptance of the new name (Black World) took time. The series also reflects the international scope of Mr. Fuller's literary interest.
Grinnell College (correspondence re: Black students), 1975-1976
The series represents the correspondence generated as editor of Black World. Some of the letters and concerns are addressed to the Negro Digest indicating that public acceptance of the new name (Black World) took time. The series also reflects the international scope of Mr. Fuller's literary interest.
Harding, Vincent ("Black Power and the American Christ" Christian Century ), 1967
The series represents the correspondence generated as editor of Black World. Some of the letters and concerns are addressed to the Negro Digest indicating that public acceptance of the new name (Black World) took time. The series also reflects the international scope of Mr. Fuller's literary interest.
Hare, Julia (Mrs. Nathan Hare), 1971
The series represents the correspondence generated as editor of Black World. Some of the letters and concerns are addressed to the Negro Digest indicating that public acceptance of the new name (Black World) took time. The series also reflects the international scope of Mr. Fuller's literary interest.
Howard University, 1971
The series represents the correspondence generated as editor of Black World. Some of the letters and concerns are addressed to the Negro Digest indicating that public acceptance of the new name (Black World) took time. The series also reflects the international scope of Mr. Fuller's literary interest.
Hayden, Frank (sculptor, with photograph), 1971-1972
The series represents the correspondence generated as editor of Black World. Some of the letters and concerns are addressed to the Negro Digest indicating that public acceptance of the new name (Black World) took time. The series also reflects the international scope of Mr. Fuller's literary interest.
Hobbs, Ronald (PSI Systems), 1971
The series represents the correspondence generated as editor of Black World. Some of the letters and concerns are addressed to the Negro Digest indicating that public acceptance of the new name (Black World) took time. The series also reflects the international scope of Mr. Fuller's literary interest.
"How Soulful is Soul Radio?" (Race Relations Information Center, Nashville, Tennessee), 1970
The series represents the correspondence generated as editor of Black World. Some of the letters and concerns are addressed to the Negro Digest indicating that public acceptance of the new name (Black World) took time. The series also reflects the international scope of Mr. Fuller's literary interest.