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Josephine, My Jo.

6 pp

Sheet music for the song Josephine, My Jo. The front cover features an illustration of an African American woman drawn in profile, wearing a ruffled dress and a large hat. A red and white photograph of a white female identified as Anna Wilks appears in bottom proper right corner. Red and black type on the front cover reads: [JOSEPHINE, / MY JO. / WORDS BY / R. C. McPHERSON / MUSIC BY / JAS. T. BRY

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Journal of Proceedings of the Thirty-Eighth Session of the African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church

1 pp

Booklet of "Journal Proceedings of the Thirty-Eighth Session" from the A.M.E. Zion Church. The tan front cover has a double black border around the black printed text. The lower half of the front cover reads [Held in / Blackwell Memorial A.M.E. Zion Church / Chicago, Illinois / June 29-July 4, 1948 / Bishop John W. Martin, A.M., D.D., L.L.D., / Presiding / Rev. W. T. Beck / Pastor]. The book has a

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Journey to Love

1 pp

Sleeve is light brown with a center hole for the record label to be seen. On the front in the lower fourth, centered, is white text of serif font [The Atlantic Group]. On the reverse, the sleeve has white text centered in the lower fourth [The Atlantic Group] as well as text along the bottom edge [MANUFACTURED BY ATLANTIC RECORDING CORPORATION, 75 ROCKEFELLER PLAZA, NEW YORK, N. Y. 10019 PRINTED I

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Journey to Love

1 pp

Record's side one has a blue label with two (2) yellow concentric rings on the outside edge. On either side of the label is a logo of red and yellow of a stylized "N." Text is also in yellow. On the second side of the record is a red label with two (2) yellow concentric rings on the outside edge. On either side of the label is a logo of blue and yellow of a stylized "N." Text is also in yellow.

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Journey to Love

1 pp

Record cover features Stanley Clarke sitting in a chair at the lower center of the image. He is seated in an alcove of a dark room and wears a light blue collared shirt. Clarke sits positioned with his PL side facing the viewer with his legs crossed and arms folded in his lap. Behind him are two (2) sets of open curtains. At the top of the cover, centered, is white text featuring the artist and al

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Joyce A. Bailey Oral History Interview

1 pp

The oral history consists of 2016.129.3.1a and 2016.129.3.2a: two versions (unedited, and edited) of a single digital video recording.

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Juba (Dance)

5 pp

Eight page sheet music booklet for “Juba” (Dance) from the suite "In The Bottoms," composed by R. Nathaniel Dett. Printed in black ink on off-white paper, the front cover features a circular inset illustration of a banjo player, dancer, and another individual. The text reads [As / played by the / world renowned pianist / Percy Grainger / “Juba” / (dance) / From the Suite / “In the Bottoms” for the

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Judgement of the World is Now! Volume 1

1 pp

This cardboard record sleeve features a portrait of Elijah Muhammad at the center of the front cover. Muhammad wears a fez decorated with the Islamic star and crescent symbol and he also wears a black bow tie. Muhammad looks off camera to the right, his eyes on something in the distance. There are four lines of large black text across the top of the cover which read [MUHAMMAD SPEAKS/The Judgment o

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Juke Joint

1 pp

It opens as the protagonists Bad News Johnson (Spencer Williams) and July Jones (also known as “Cornbread Green” in the film) deboard an automobile in Dallas, Texas. Both men thank their driver and after the vehicle pulls away Johnson tells Jones, “Well, here we are. Mr. Jones, you are now in the great South West.” In response to one of Jones’ question about where they will be headed next, Johnson

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Julia Matilda Burns Oral History Interview

1 pp

The oral history consists of two digital files: 2011.174.73.1a and 2011.174.73.1b.

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July 4 March through Chapel Hill

1 pp

A digital image of a July 4 march down Franklin Street in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. A woman stands holding a sign reading "Open Our Future," and another woman holds the American flag.

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Jumping Rope on Greenwood

1 pp

A sepia toned digital image of a young African American girl in a white dress in front of a home. She is in mid-jump with her arms out at her side. Written below the image is "1/4/11/67-JUMPING ROPE ON GREENWOOD."

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<I>Journal of Proceedings of the Thirty-Eighth Session of the African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church</I>

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<I>Journey to Love</I>

<I>Journey to Love</I>

<I>Joyce A. Bailey Oral History Interview</I>

<I>Juba (Dance)</I>

<I>Judgement of the World is Now! Volume 1</I>

<I>Juke Joint</I>

<I>Julia Matilda Burns Oral History Interview</I>

<I>July 4 March through Chapel Hill</I>

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