Box 3
Contains 119 Results:
Articles, Pamphlets, and Brochures about Human Relations, 1944 - 1990
The Forerunner Newsletter, Racial Brotherhood Issue 1944 Petition: Statement on the Race Relations Crisis, 1944-02
White, Walter. "Why I Remain a Negro," Saturday Review of Literature. Reprint, 1947-10-11
Miscellaneous articles: "Guam Crime Laid to 3 Negro GI's," "3 Men Named as Farnsworth Slayers in Guam," "3 Negro GI's Held in Guam Murder, One from Frederick" New York Times, 1948
Whitman, Hazel. "The Condition of Farm Workers in 1948" Report to Board of Directors of National Sharecroppers Fund, Inc., 1948
Pringle, Henry F. and Katherine "The Color Line in Medicine" Saturday Evening Post.(1/24/48) reprinted by The Committee of 100, 1948-01
"Statement on Interracial Marriage," Congregational Christian Churches, 1948-06
Announcement of meeting: "Call to Conference to End Segregation and Discrimination", 1949-01-29
"The Social Order Committees" Philadelphia Yearly Meetings of the Society of Friends, 1949-04-11
Articles taken from New York Times "South Exhibit Asks Negro Art, Bans Race," and "Admits White Student", 1949-04-11
Address: Bunche, Ralph J. "Free Peoples in a Free Society," The Committee of 10, 1950
Whitman, Howard. "Washington-Disgrace to the Nation," Woman's Home Companion, 1950-02
Dickerson, Mahala Ashley. "Negro Lawyer in the South, Part I" Friends Intelligencer, 1950-11-25
Foley, Albert. "Black Face Minstrels: 10 Reasons Why They're Not so Funny" Catholic Interracialist, 1952-04
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