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"Liberator" broadside advertising a bus trip to the 1963 March on Washington

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H x W: 11 x 8 1/2 in. (27.9 x 21.6 cm)

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A Voteless People Is A Hopeless People

A newspaper clipping with a photograph depicting women associated with the San Francisco Chapter of the National Council of Negro Women standing along a motorcade route holding signs urging citizens to vote. The clipping is adhered to the top half of page twelve (12) in Frances Albrier's scrapbook (2010.60.1).

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A Voteless People Is A Hopeless People

A newspaper clipping with a photograph depicting women associated with the San Francisco Chapter of the National Council of Negro Women standing along a motorcade route holding signs urging citizens to vote. The clipping is located between pages six (6) and seven (7) in Frances Albrier's scrapbook (2010.60.1).

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About the Messenger

H x W (image): 11 x 8 6/16 in (27.94 x 21.27 cm)

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Address of the managers of the American colonization society, to the people of the United States. Adopted at their meeting, June 19, 1832.

A pamphlet titled “Address of the managers of the American colonization society, to the people of the United States. Adopted at their meeting, June 19, 1832.” The pamphlet is printed on off white paper in brown ink. The document has stains and foxing throughout. An illegible signature is located at the top of the front cover.

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AfriCOBRA 1: Ten in Search of a Nation

The front side of the sheet features a depiction of the African continent with superimposed images of artworks by the ten artists in the exhibition. The ten artworks surround a group portrait photograph of the artists, one of whom holds a small child on his hip. To the left of the image, in a hand-lettered design, is [AFRICOBRA 1 / ten in search of a nation]. In the lower left corner, in small typ

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B. B. King #1

A track list handwritten by B. B. King. The list is written in black ink on white, lined paper. The list contains twenty-five (25) song titles. Written above the list is “B. B. King #1.” “B. B. King” is written in the top left corner. Notes and edits appear on the left margin next to the list.

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B.B. King Best #1

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A track list handwritten by B. B. King. The list is written in black ink on yellow, blue lined paper. The list contains twenty-six (26) song titles. Written above the list is “B. B. BEST #1.”

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B.B. King Instrumentals

A track list handwritten by B. B. King. The list is written in black ink on yellow, lined paper. The list contains twenty-six (26) song titles. Written above the list is “B.B. King Instrumentals.”

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Barack Obama: Sobre Temas Latinos

A single-sided Spanish-language document printed in black ink. The heading reads [BARACK OBAMA / SOBRE TEMAS LATINOS] Beneath this is a transparent banner with [Barack Obama lucha por la comunidad Latina.] This document details Obama’s stance on key issues affecting the Latino community: education, immigration, health care, economic opportunities, and foreign policy. These issues are presented as

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Barack Obama: Sobre Temas Latinos

This is a single-sided Spanish-language document printed in black ink. The heading reads [ BARACK OBAMA / SOBRE TEMAS LATINOS] Beneath that is a transparent banner with [Barack Obama lucha por la comunidad Latina.] This document details Obama’s stance on key issues affecting the Latino community. These issues are presented as headers on the page as [Educación], [Inmigratión], [Atención Médica], [O

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Bay Area Anxious to Hear Party Leaders

This newspaper clipping from the San Francisco Sun-Reporter describes the upcoming Political Forum between J. Ernest Wilkins and Charles C. Diggs. The event was sponsored by the Sun-Reporter and the San Francisco Chapter of the National Council of Negro Women and took place on October 14, 1956 at Nourse Auditorium in San Francisco. The clipping is adhered to the left half of page seventeen (17) in

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"Liberator" broadside advertising a bus trip to the 1963 March on Washington

<I>A Voteless People Is A Hopeless People</I>

<I>A Voteless People Is A Hopeless People</I>

<I>About the Messenger</I>

<I>Address of the managers of the American colonization society, to the people of the United States. Adopted at their meeting, June 19, 1832.</I>

<I>AfriCOBRA 1: Ten in Search of a Nation</I>

<I>B. B. King #1</I>

<I>B.B. King Best #1</I>

<I>B.B. King Instrumentals</I>

<I>Barack Obama: Sobre Temas Latinos</I>

<I>Barack Obama: Sobre Temas Latinos</I>

<I>Bay Area Anxious to Hear Party Leaders</I>