National Museum of African American History and Culture

An unattributed clipping from the Farmville Herald article titled "Prince Edward Midwife Is One of 118 Licensed In Virginia." The article is a short profile of midwife Amanda Carey Carter. Above the two columns of text is a photograph of Carter with her trainee, the newly licensed midwife Mrs. John Fisk. The caption reads [Mrs. Amanda Cary Carter, left, congratulates Mrs. John Fisk, who received h

These newspaper clippings from the San Francisco Sun-Reporter show a photograph(2010.60.1.21a) of the participants in the Sun-Reporter's Political Forum and an article (2010.60.1.21b) describing the events and participants in the Political Forum. These clippings are adhered to page eighteen (18) in Frances Albrier's scrapbook.

A newspaper clipping of an article and photograph of the donation of the S.S. Harriet Tubman building plates to the Harriet Tubman House from a photograph album commemorating the event owned by Harriet Tubman's niece, Eva Stewart Northrup. Black ink on newsprint.

A single page, double-sided Spanish language document from the Obama campaign field office in Virginia. The document consists of a single sheet of white paper, printed on both sides in black ink. The document begins with [Su / Derecho de Voto en Virginia] in large, bold text at the top. It describes how to vote and what identification documents individuals should bring with them when they vote in

A printed copy of an interview given by Lonnie G. Bunch III to Steve Johnson, a reporter for the Chicago Tribune. The interview was published on the Chicago Tribune website in 2014. The interview is titled “Talking to Lonnie Bunch about his Smithsonian-size Task.” The copy was made by Jim Vance in 2017 for research purposes. It is printed on white paper with back ink and consists of seven pages st

A printed copy of an article written by Lonnie G. Bunch III titled “The Definitive Story of How the National Museum of African American History and Culture Came to Be.” The article was published on Smithsonian.com in 2016. The copy was made by Jim Vance in 2017 for research purposes. It is printed on white paper with back ink and consists of twelve pages stapled together. Portions of the text are

A black and white document about Ethiopian Hebrews in the Western Hemisphere. The document consists of three pages of white paper with black and white type and black and white photographs. The back of the document is blank.

The collection contains correspondence, memoranda, business records, ephemera, and newspaper clippings. The bulk of the material reflects Moore's work as a community leader working with the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) and the Progressive Voters League (PVL). The materials include original typed correspondence to and from Harry T. Moore as well as mimeographed

This is a broadside with reprints of two poems, hand signed by the author. Consisting of a long rectangular piece of cardboard with reddish brown text, it shows an image of a desk microphone at the center top margin. Next to the microphone are the words "the/ Spoken/ Word." Below the image are the words "Presented by The Camberly Collection/ January 24, 2003/ The Academy of Medicine/ Atlanta, Geor

This newspaper clipping from the San Francisco Call-Bulletin describes the projects undertaken by the San Francisco Chapter of the National Council of Negro Women during the fall of 1956 as a part of the Citizenship Education Project. Multiple phrases in the article are underlined in blue ink. The clipping is adhered to page nineteen (19) of Frances Albrier's scrapbook (2010.60.1).

A single-sided document with the heading [ TOP LANGUAGES/COUNTRIES / FAIRFAX COUNTRY PUBLIC SCHOOLS, SEPT. 2007]. The top languages in Fairfax county are listed below this as [SPANISH / KOREAN / ARABIC (SAUDI ARABIA, EGYPT, JORDAN, LEBANON, MOROCCO, SUDAN AND / OTHERS / HINDI (INDIA) / URDU (PAKISTAN) / VIETNAMESE / TAGALOL AND OTHERS (PHILIPPINES) / “CHINESE” (MANDARIN, CANTONESE, TAIWANESE, AND

A newspaper clipping from the Daily World. On one side is an article about the Supreme Court Bakke decision regarding discrimination against minorities at the Medical School of the University of California at Davis, titled "U. of Calif. Med. School charged with racial bias." A second article on that side of the clipping concerning the construction of new prisons in Louisiana titled "Prison plan in