HARDING, VINCENT. Vincent Harding papers, 1952-2014

Emory University Stuart A. Rose Manuscript, Archives, and Rare Book Library Atlanta, GA 30322 404-727-6887 [email protected]

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Descriptive Summary

Creator: Harding, Vincent. Title: Vincent Harding papers, 1952-2014 Call Number: Manuscript Collection No. 868 Extent: 211.5 linear feet (242 boxes), 1 oversized papers box (OP), AV Masters: 10.25 linear ft. (11 boxes and CLP3), and 14.4 GB born digital material (2,084 files) Abstract: Papers of African American historian and civil rights activist Vincent Harding documenting his work in Atlanta, Georgia, with the Mennonite Church, Spelman College, the Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Center; and the Institute of the Black World. Language: Materials entirely in English.

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Source Purchase, 2000, with subsequent additions.

Citation [after identification of item(s)], Vincent Harding papers, Stuart A. Rose Manuscript, Archives, and Rare Book Library, Emory University.

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Collection Description

Biographical Note Vincent Gordon Harding was born in New York City in 1931 and grew up in Harlem and the Bronx. He attended New York City public schools and graduated in History from the City College of New York in 1952. He earned an MS degree in journalism at Columbia University in 1953. After two years in the Army (1953-1955), Harding lived in Chicago for six years, serving as lay minister in churches on Chicago's South Side and working on graduate studies at the University of Chicago. Harding married Rosemarie Freeney in 1960, and they spent four years as workers in the freedom movement, assisting the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee and Congress of Racial Equality throughout the South. During the years from 1961-1964, they were supported by the Service Committee of the Mennonite Church as they headed an interracial work project, The Mennonite House in Atlanta, Georgia. In 1964 Harding returned to Chicago to complete his doctorate degree in History, which he accomplished in 1965. In the spring of 1965, Vincent Harding returned to Atlanta to chair the History and Sociology Department at Spelman College (1964-1969). During his last year at Spelman, Harding also worked to help organize the Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Center, including the Library- Documentation Project and the Institute of the Black World. In 1970 when the Institute became an independent entity, Harding's relationship to the King Center ended and he became director of the Institute. He remained with the Institute until 1974.

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In 1981 Harding was appointed professor at Iliff School of Theology in Denver, Colorado.

Scope and Content Note The collection consists of the papers of Vincent Harding from 1952-2014. The papers document Harding's work with the Mennonite Church, Spelman College, the Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Center; the Institute of the Black World, subject files, writings, printed materials and personal papers. The bulk of the collection includes papers from Harding's years in Atlanta, Georgia (1966-1974). The largest part of the collection consists of papers of The Institute of the Black World (1968-1974), which Harding directed from its inception as a component of the Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Center (1969) through its early years as an independent organization (1970-1974). Included in the papers of the Institute is correspondence, including general correspondence (1968-1974) and a large number of inter-office and committee memoranda. These papers also include files documenting Harding's teaching career at Spelman College in Atlanta, Georgia (1966-1969); his tenure as the first director of the Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Center and the Library Documentation Project at the Center from 1968-1970 and his work with the Mennonite Church from 1968-1970. There are also extensive files of printed materials in various formats indicating a wide interest in a variety of topics. In the subject files there is evidence of his commitment to establishing programs relating to African American curricula in colleges and universities (1960s). There is also evidence of his interest and participation in many national efforts and organizations relating to African American causes. The writings in the Harding papers include drafts of many of Harding's articles and speeches as well as the typescript of his dissertation on Lyman Beecher (1965). Harding kept voluminous notes, outlines and lists on various aspects of his work, and many of those notes are included. He also kept typescripts, photocopies, and reprints of the works of large numbers of individuals, and those materials are also present.

Arrangement Note Organized into eleven series: (1) The Mennonite Church, (2) Spelman College, (3) The Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Center, (4) The Institute of the Black World, (5) Subject files, (6) Writings, (7) Printed materials, (8) Photographs, (9) Personal papers, (10) Audiovisual, (11) Born digital material, and (12) Unprocessed additions.

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Series 1: Mennonite Church, 1958-1970 Series 2: Spelman College, 1966-1969 Series 3: Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Center, 1968-1970 Series 4: The Institute Of The Black World, 1968-1974 Subseries 4.1: Office files, Subseries 4.2: Program /Project files, Subseries 4.3: Miscellaneous files, Series 5: Subject files, 1966-1974 Series 6: Writings, 1956-1973 Subseries 6.1: Writings by Vincent Harding, Subseries 6.2: Writings of others, Series 7: Printed materials, ca. 1960-1974 Series 8: Photographs, 1953-1972 Series 9: Personal papers, 1952-1973 Series 10: Audiovisual, 1973, 2012 Series 11: Born digital material, 1995-2005 Series 12: Unprocessed additions, 1968-2014

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Scope and Content Note This series is comprised of small amounts of correspondence and miscellaneous files. The correspondence dates from 1958-1970 and relates to speaking engagements, conferences, and various responsibilities and affairs of the Mennonite Church. Miscellaneous files (1959-1970) consist of reports from various Mennonite groups involved in retreats, mission projects, and conferences; agendas and minutes; and a small amount of printed materials, including programs, newsletters, and clippings.

Arrangement Note Arranged in chronological order.

Correspondence Box Folder Content 1 1 1958-1962 1 2 1963 January-September 1 3 1963 October-December 1 4 1964 January 1 5 1964 February-March 1 6 1964 April-May 1 7 1964 June-December 1 8 1965-1966 1 9 1967 1 10 1968-1970 and undated

Miscellaneous files 2 1 Report of the Dean, Senior Young People's Retreat, 20-26 July 1959 2 2 The Montgomery Improvement Association, Inc., 1960-1961 2 3 Mennonite Central Committee, newsletters and typescript of suggested introduction of Vincent and Rosemarie Harding, 1961-1967 2 4 Eastern Mennonite College, speech and correspondence, 1962 2 5 National Council on Religion in Higher Education, 1962 2 6 Clippings, 1962-1965 2 7 National Conference on Race and Religion, Program, Chicago, 14-17 January 1963 2 8 Fairfield Mennonite Church, membership list, 5 August 1963 2 9 Ecumenical Institute, Chicago, "A Pilot Project Dealing with the Structures and Dynamics of the Local Congregation," 1963 2 10 Programs featuring addresses by Vincent Harding, 1963-1964

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2 11 Conference on the Mission of the Church, 17-21 August 1964 2 12 Commission on Home Ministries: memoranda, reports, agendas, ca. 1964-1969 2 13 Mississippi Summer Project, 1964-1965 March 1965 2 14 African Mennonite Fellowship, messages and reports, 1-10 2 15 Mennonite Service Programs, study prepared by Wilfred J. Unruh, 1965 2 16 Minutes of various group meetings, 1965-1969 3 1 Board of Christian Service, "Handbook for Volunteers," 1966 3 2 General Conference Mennonite Church, "Handbook of Information," 1966-1967 3 3 Eighth Mennonite World Conference, Amsterdam, 23-30 July 1967 3 4 Board of Christian Service, "Report to Council of Boards," 1967 3 5 Newsletters, 1967-1971 3 6 Associated Mennonite Seminars: course number 337, Nonresistance and Revolution, January 1969 3 7 The Oklahoma City Project, reports, notes, 1969 3 8 Memoranda regarding Central District Conference Conference and Woodlawn Mennonite Church, 1969-1970 3 9 What Next? A Proposal to the Church, undated [1 of 2] 3 10 What Next? A Proposal to the Church, undated [2 of 2]

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Scope and Content Note Spelman College files consist of correspondence, departmental files, teaching files, and miscellaneous files. Correspondence dates from 1966-1969 and pertains to Harding's involvement in programs and conferences, writings, and other professional aspects of his teaching career. Departmental files contain materials relating to courses of study, including course outlines of various faculty members; memoranda; departmental self study reports (1968); and files relating to the Atlanta University Center and to faculty recruitment. Teaching files include course outlines, lecture notes, assignments, schedules and exam questions for courses in African American history taught by Harding. Miscellaneous files are comprised of materials relating to the Black Heritage television series [CBS], 1968-1969; directories; and files pertaining to other institutions of the Atlanta University Center.

Arrangement Note Arranged in chronological order.

Correspondence Box Folder Content 4 1 1966 4 2 1967 January-June 4 3 1967 July-December 4 4 1968 January-June 4 5 1968 July-August 4 6 1968 September 4 7 1968 October 4 8 1968 November 4 9 1968 December 4 10 1969 January 4 11 1969 February 5 1 1969 March 1-18 5 2 1969 March 19-31 5 3 1969 April 1-13 5 4 1969 April 14-30 5 5 1969 May 5 6 1969 June 5 7 1969 July 5 8 1969 August-December 5 9 1970-1972 5 10 Undated

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Departmental files 6 1 Courses offered and proposed schedules, 1965-1969 6 2 Course outlines, 1966 6 3 Self Study, Economics Department, 1967 6 4 Social Sciences, degree requirements, 1967 6 5 Notes, including drafts of letters; notes regarding William Styron's Nat Turner; exam questions, 1967-1968 6 6 Departmental memoranda, 1967-1969 6 7 College affairs, 1967-1970 6 8 Self-study report, Sociology Department, May 1968 6 9 Summer Institute: America and the Negro, operating plan, 10 June-19 July 1968 6 10 Self-study report, History Department, July 1968 6 11 "Dialogue or Monologue?" A Statement by President Albert E. Manley, Fall,1968 6 12 Atlanta University Center: Afro-American Curriculum Task Force, report, 1968 6 13 Proposals, 1968 and undated 6 14 Course outlines, 1968-1969 6 15 Faculty/student projections for Department of History and Sociology, 1968-1969 6 16 Faculty plans, 1968-1969 6 17 Atlanta University Center, memoranda, proposals, schedules, 1968-1992 6 18 Black Woman's Conference, 1969 6 19 Faculty recruitment [resumes], 1969 [1 of 3] 6 20 Faculty recruitment [resumes], 1969 [2 of 3] 6 21 Faculty recruitment [resumes], 1969 [3 of 3]

Teaching files 7 1 The Negro in American Life, I [History 331], Fall 1966, Fall 1967 7 2 World Civilizations [History 112], Spring 1969 7 3 Revolutions of the 20th Century [History 441], lecture notes, assignments, Fall, 1967 7 4 American History, 1865-1968 [History 212], course outline, exams, Spring 1968 7 5 The Negro in American Life [Afro-American Experience, II; History 332], weekly schedule, lecture notes, printed materials, Spring 1968 7 6 The Afro-American Experience [History 331], lecture notes, assignments, exam questions, Fall 1968 7 7 History of the Afro-American Experience [History 332], class schedule, lecture notes, student progress reports, printed materials, Fall 1968 7 8 The Afro-American Experience [History 332], class schedule, term paper topics, final exam, Spring 1969 7 9 Student evaluations, undated

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7 10 The Negro in American History [History 330] miscellaneous notes, including lecture notes, various dates 7 11 Miscellaneous course outlines, various dates

Miscellaneous files 7 12 Reflections [Spelman yearbook], 1966 7 13 Interdenominational Theological Center, 1967-1968 8 1 Black Heritage television series, background information, 1968 8 2 Black Heritage television series, correspondence, 1968 8 3 Black Consciousness-Negro College Conference, 1968 8 4 Directories, 1968-1969 8 5 Student Affairs, 1968-1969 8 6 Black Heritage television series, CBS program information, 1968-1969 8 7 Black Heritage television series, correspondence, 1969 8 8 Black Heritage television series, clippings, 1969 8 9 Black Heritage television series, legal agreement, 20 April 1969 8 10 Black Heritage television series, schedules, 1969 8 11 Clark College, 1968-1969 8 12 Morehouse College, 1969 8 13 Institute for Afro-American Studies, Atlanta University, 1969

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Scope and Content Note This series includes correspondence, files relating to the Library Documentation Project, and miscellaneous files. The correspondence (1968-1970) includes letters pertaining to the establishment of the Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Center and to the organizing of the Library Documentation Project. There is also a small number of letters (1970) relating to the early days of the Institute of the Black World [see Institute of the Black World series for the bulk of this correspondence.] The Library Documentation Project includes papers relating to the opening of the library at the Martin Luther Jr., Memorial Center (1969); staff notes and memoranda; bibliographies of materials held by the library; some legal and financial records; and reports. Miscellaneous files consist of records of the Center's organization, including statement of purpose, by-laws, proposals, job descriptions, fundraising efforts; and governing groups. They also include progress reports (1969-1970), staff evaluations and recruitment efforts.

Arrangement Note Arranged in chronological order.

Correspondence Box Folder Content 9 1 1968 9 2 1969 January 9 3 1969 February 9 4 1969 March 9 5 1969 April 1-14 9 6 1969 April 15-30 9 7 1969 May 9 8 1969 June 1-5 9 9 1969 June 6-30 9 10 1969 July 10 1 1969 August 10 2 1969 September-October 10 3 1969 November 10 4 1969 December 10 5 1970 January 10 6 1970 February 10 7 1970 March 10 8 1970 April-May 10 9 1970 June-July 10 10 1970 August-December and undated

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Miscellaneous files 11 1 Preliminary Prospectus in Five Parts: The Library and Freedom Museum, Institute for Advanced Afro-American Studies, The Other Elements, Administration, Development, October and December 1968 11 2 Fundraising plans, 1968-1969 11 3 Martin Luther King, Jr. Center/Atlanta University relationship, 1968-1970 11 4 Announcement of the MLK, Jr. Memorial Center by Coretta Scott King, 15 January 1969 11 5 Bylaws of the Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Center, 15 January 1969 11 6 Recruiting Management Consultants, Inc., 1969 11 7 Resumes, 1969 11 8 Progress reports, Fall 1969 and 13 January 1970 11 9 Board of Directors, 1969-1970 11 10 Memoranda, 1969-1970 11 11 Printed materials relating to the Martin Luther King, Jr. Center, 1970-1973 11 12 Freedom Hall: an Initial Prospectus, 29 January 1970 11 13 Goals for Development Campaign, April 1970-July 1975 11 14 Board of Trustees, 1970 11 15 Evaluations of Center Staff, ca. 1970 11 16 Proposal to Mrs. Martin Luther King, Jr. regarding Martin Luther King, Jr. Retreat Center for Reconciliation in Social Change, undated 11 17 Director of the Center, job description, undated 11 18 Directories of Center staff and governing groups, undated 11 19 Information for members [employee policies], undated 11 20 Prospectus, undated 11 21 Statement of Purposes, undated

Library Documentation Project 12 1 Notes regarding donors to be contacted, 1968 12 2 Draft proposal for the second element: The Institute for Advanced Afro- American Studies, October 1968 12 3 Notes regarding current activities, ca. October 1968 12 4 Oral History Project. 1968-1969 12 5 Job description for librarian, January 1969 12 6 Biographical sketch of Martin Luther King, Jr., compiled by Sharon Grant, February 1969 12 7 Retreat, 9 May 1969 12 8 Biography: Vertical File Subject Heading List, June 1969 12 9 Conference of Black College Presidents, 15-17 July 1969 12 10 Bibliography: The Opening Day Collection, 19 October 1969

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12 11 Legal files, 1969 12 12 Memoranda, 1969 12 13 Staff meetings, notes and memoranda, 1969 12 14 Proposal to fund The Library Documentation Project, 1 July 1969-30 June 1970 12 15 Financial records, 1969-1970 12 16 Report submitted to Governing Council of the Library and Review Panel of the Board of Directors, 12 May 1970 12 17 Bibliography of periodical holdings, 31 May 1970 12 18 Bibliography of reading room acquisitions, 31 May 1970 12 19 Library crisis, August 1970 12 20 Governing Council, 1970 12 21 Bibliography of archival collection list, undated 12 22 Report and recommendations to the Board of Directors, undated 12 23 Response to "Actions of the Board of Directors of the MLK, Jr. Memorial Center Regarding the LDP" [Library Documentation Project], undated 12 24 Resource materials regarding various aspects of collecting archival collections 12 25 Stationery

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Scope and Content Note This series consists of office files, program/project files, and miscellaneous files. The office files are comprised of organizational records, including records pertaining to the separation of the Institute of the Black World from the Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Center (September 1970); administrative structure; and reorganization (1970-1971). Office files also include general correspondence (1968-1974); memoranda from staff and various committees within the Institute; agendas and minutes of staff and committee meetings; and reports, including annual and interim reports of the Institute; committee and task force reports, and reports on various programs. The subseries also includes financial/legal records and miscellaneous files pertaining to mailing lists, directories, and staff development. Program/project files include materials on various aspects of the Institute program relating to fundraising; publishing; and seminars, workshops and symposia; as well as proposals for many projects. Also present are materials pertaining to specific projects. Of particular note are the Luthauli Project, 1971-1973 [see also, subject files series] and the Black Agenda Network. Miscellaneous files are comprised of notes (1968-1973), drafts of letters, and transcriptions of a series of lectures on the Role of the Black Scholar (1971).

Arrangement Note Organized into three subseries: (4.1) Office files, (4.2) Program/project files; and (4.3) Miscellaneous files.

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Organizational records Box Folder Content 13 1 "Matters To Be Pondered Before the December 4-5 Meetings in Atlanta," ca. 15 November 1968 13 2 Administrative Structure and Lines of Authority, proposed, 30 May 1969 13 3 "Models of Relationship to the Institute of the Black World," Fall 1969 13 4 Institute of the Black World Crisis, July-August 1970 13 5 Towards a Statement of Position, 12 October 1970 13 6 Organization and structure of IBW, 1970 13 7 Reorganization, early documents, [1970?] 13 8 Reorganization Reconsidered (Stage One and a Half), May 1971 13 9 Reorganization, staff reflections, November 1971 13 10 "Reorganization Begun, But Incomplete," November 1971 13 11 "Reorganization Begun, But Incomplete," response from Vincent Harding, 15 November 1971 13 12 Reorganization meetings, November-December 1971 13 13 Reorganization, minutes of meeting, 11 June 1974

General correspondence 14 1 1968-1969 14 2 1970 January-March 14 3 1970 April-May 14 4 1970 June 14 5 1970 July-August 14 6 1970 September-October 14 7 1970 November-December 15 1 1971 January-May 15 2 1971 June-August 15 3 1971 September-December 15 4 1972 January 15 5 1972 February 15 6 1972 March 15 7 1972 April 15 8 1972 May 16 1 1972 June 16 2 1972 July

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16 3 1972 August 16 4 1972 September 16 5 1972 October 16 6 1972 November 16 7 1972 December 1-14 16 8 1972 December 15-31 17 1 1973 January-March 17 2 1973 April-May 17 3 1973 June-July 17 4 1973 August-September 17 5 1973 October- 17 6 1973 November 17 7 1973 December 18 1 1974 January 18 2 1974 February-March 18 3 1974 April-December 18 4 Undated 18 5 Invitations and greeting cards, various dates

Memoranda 19 1 Advisory Council, ca. 1970 19 2 Art Department, 1969 19 3 Education Committee, 1971 19 4 Executive Committee, 1969-1970 19 5 Executive Committee, 1971 January-May 19 6 Executive Committee, 1971 June-December 19 7 Inter-office, 1969 19 8 Inter-office, 1970 January-April 19 9 Inter-office, 1970 June-December 19 10 Inter-office, 1971 19 11 Inter-office, 1972 January-June 19 12 Inter-office, 1972 July-September 20 1 Inter-office: 1972 October-December 20 2 Inter-office, 1973 20 3 Inter-office, 1974 20 4 Inter-office, no date 20 5 Planning Committee, 1972 20 6 Planning Committee, 1973 20 7 Policy and Planning Committee, 1973-1974 20 8 Miscellaneous memoranda, 1969-1973 and undated

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Agendas and minutes 20 9 Retreat, agenda and minutes, 30 May-1 June 1969 20 10 Advisory Council, meeting agenda, 1-2 November 1969 20 11 Retreat, agenda, 22 November 1969 20 12 Staff meeting, agenda and minutes, 1969-1970 20 13 Senior and administrative staff, minutes, 23 March 1970 20 14 Staff meeting agenda items for March 1970 20 15 Executive Committee, agendas and minutes, 1971 and undated 20 16 Staff meeting, agenda and minutes, 1971 20 17 Staff meeting, agenda and minutes, 1972 January-July 20 18 Staff meeting, agenda and minutes, 1972 August-December 20 19 Staff meeting, agenda and minutes, 1973 20 20 Staff meeting, agenda and minutes, 1974 20 21 Miscellaneous agendas and minutes, 1969-1973

Reports 21 1 Annual report, notes, 1969 21 2 "Preliminary Report of a Summer Workshop on Black Studies," [1969] 21 3 IBW Public Lecture Series, 1969-1970, critique 21 4 "Report of the Staff of the Institute of the Black World," 11 May 1970 21 5 "Some Personal Reflections on Pluralism in the Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Center," Vincent Harding, 1 July 1970 21 6 Annual Report, 29 July 1970 21 7 "IBW Traveling Fellow in West Africa," 8 August 1970 21 8 "A Report on the Trip to the Woodlawn Church," 17 August 1970 21 9 Annual Report, confidential draft, 25 September 1970 21 10 "IBW: The First Year," 1 October 1970 21 11 "Report II: Education and Publication Unit," 23 November 1970 21 12 "Draft of a Preliminary Report: Education/Publication Section," 25 November 1970 21 13 "Report of Political Organizing Task Force," [1970?] 21 14 "Report of the Committee Appointed to Evaluate the Institute of the Black 21 15 "Report to the Executive Committee on the Question of Discipline for Staff Members," 23 April 1971 21 16 "On the Black Mission in White Foundations," IBW working paper, May 1971 21 17 "Black Urban and Ethnic Studies Programs and the Needs of the Black Community, IBW working paper regarding Claremont consultation, draft document, June 1971 21 18 Report on Luthuli Project, 26 July 1971 21 19 "A Report on the IBW Summer Symposium," 1971

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21 20 Outline proposal for Basic IBW Program, 1971-1974 21 21 Annual Report, 1972 21 22 Report to the Cummins Engine Foundation from the Institute of the Black World Regarding a Grant for the Initial Funding of an Office of Development (Fund Raising) for the Institute, 6 October 1972 21 23 Report and Proposals for IBW Funding [creation of a development office], November 1972 21 24 "Introduction to Black Analysis, 1972-1973," report by Institute of the Black World, 1972 21 25 Publication/Distribution Project report on Southern Education Foundation grant, 1974 21 26 "Follow Up From IFCO Contacts," undated 21 27 Report of the committee appointed to evaluate the Institute of the Black World, undated

Financial/Legal records 21 28 Financial records, 1969-1970 21 29 Financial records, 1971 21 30 Financial records, 1972 21 31 Financial records, 1973-1974 21 32 Legal documents, various dates

Miscellaneous office files 22 1 Audiotapes held by IBW 22 2 Mailing lists 22 3 Opening of the Institute, 1969 22 4 Staff development materials 22 5 Staff directories, 1969-1973 22 6 Stationery (blank)

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Box Folder Content 22 7 Black Agenda Network [1 of 4] 22 8 Black Agenda Network [2 of 4] 22 9 Black Agenda Network [3 of 4] 22 10 Black Agenda Network [4 of 4] 22 11 Black biography 22 12 Black Biography Seminar, 20 March 1970 22 13 Black Education in the Public Schools 22 14 Black Studies Director's Seminar, 7-9 November 1969 [1 of 2] 22 15 Black Studies Director's Seminar, 7-9 November 1969 [2 of 2] 23 1 Black Studies Program, ca.1973 23 2 Dartmouth Students' Program, 1971 23 3 Ford Foundation Working Papers on the South, December 1971 23 4 Fundraising, general information 23 5 Fundraising, grant support 23 6 IBW documentary 23 7 "The Institute and Its Work: An Overview of IBW Programs, Projections on the Year Ahead, and a Proposal," November 1972 23 8 The Learning House, working paper, 1970 23 9 Luthuli Project, 1971-1973 23 10 Martin Luther King, Jr. Community School, 1970 23 11 National Association of Black, Urban and Ethnic Directors, working paper drafted by IBW, undated 23 12 Newark Urban Institute, 1971-1972 23 13 "Notes on the Struggle for Black Higher Education: Black Urban and Ethnic Studies Programs and the Needs of the Black Community," June 1971 23 14 Proposals, 1969 23 15 Proposals, 1970 23 16 Proposals, 1971 23 17 Proposals, 1972 23 18 Proposals, 1973 24 1 Proposals, 1974 24 2 Proposals, undated 24 3 Publishing: advertisements 24 4 Publishing: articles

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24 5 Publishing: Black Analysis for the Seventies (1971-1972), volume I, introductory material, photocopied typescript, 1973 24 6 Publishing: Black Heritage Books, vol. III, IV, [1 of 2] 24 7 Publishing: Black Heritage [Black World] Books, vol. III, IV, [2 of 2] 24 8 Publishing: Black History as Black Struggle: A Preliminary Guide for the Study and Teaching of Our History in America, first draft, photocopied typescript, March 1972 24 9 Publishing: "Black Scholars, Black Struggle and the Black Community: a Prospectus," ca. 1971 24 10 Publishing: Black studies volume [1 of 2] 24 11 Publishing: Black studies volume [2 of 2] 24 12 Publishing: Black-World-View [twice monthly column of opinion and analysis from IBW] 24 13 Publishing: cards and invitations 24 14 Publishing: event programs 24 15 Publishing: Harvard Educational Review project, 1972 25 1 Publishing: Harvard Educational Review project, memoranda regarding manuscripts for Harvard Educational Review, 1973 25 2 Publishing: Harvard Educational Review project: Education and Black Liberation: Notes From the Colonized World, book cover designs 25 3 Publishing: Harvard Educational Review project, Education and Black Struggle: Notes from the Colonized World, monograph no. 2, Harvard Educational Review, photocopied proofs, 1973 25 4 Publishing: Harding, Vince, "IBW and the Vocation of the Black Scholar," galley proofs with editorial markings, ca. 1974 25 5 Publishing: "Inside the Black World," newsletter of the Institute of the Black World, 1971 25 6 Publishing: Inter-Organization Newsletter, 23 November 1970 25 7 Publishing: leaflets 25 8 Publishing: Monthly Report, 1971-1974 25 9 publishing: Monthly Report , overseas version, 14 November 1973 25 10 Publishing: "A New Black Man: The meaning of Malcolm for the 70s," [first of a series of semi-monthly columns from the Institute of the Black World] 25 11 Publishing: pamphlets 26 1 Publishing: projects, various dates; see also Education/Publication Committee 26 2 Publishing: "second draft copy for IBW Throwaway", 1972 26 3 Seminars offered by Institute of the Black World, Fall 1969 26 4 Summer Course Outline: IBW/Shaw University/UWW, 1974 26 5 Summer Research Symposium, 1971-1972 [1 of 2] 26 6 Summer Research Symposium, 1971-1972 [2 of 2] 26 7 Summer Workshop in Black Studies, 1969 [1 of 2]

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26 8 Summer Workshop in Black Studies, 1969 [2 of 2]

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Box Folder Content 27 1 Notes, 1968-1969 27 2 Notes, 1970 27 3 Transcription: Rumble, R.E., interview recorded 20 February 1970 [regarding childhood in Jamaica] 27 4 Transcription: St. Clair, Drake, "Deep South," public lecture on the Role of the Black Scholar, 1971 [folder 1 of 2] 27 5 Transcription: St. Clair, Drake, "Deep South," public lecture on the Role of the Black Scholar, 1971 [folder 2 of 2] 27 6 Transcription: St. Clair, Drake, "The Role of the Black Scholar in the Struggles of the Black Community," second public lecture in Symposium on the Role of the Black Scholar, 23 June 1971 27 7 Transcription: James, C.L.R., Public lecture on "The Work and Perspectives of Black Scholars," 1971 27 8 Transcription: James, C.L.R., Public lecture on "Black Reconstruction and the Black Jacobins," 15 June 1971 27 9 Transcription: Brown, Bill, "Toward a Liberated Historiography," third public lecture on the Role of the Black Scholar, 18 August 1972 27 10 Lists and notes, 1971-1972 and undated 27 11 Notes and drafts of letters, ca. 1973

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Scope and Content Note The subject files include materials collected by Vincent Harding in all aspects of his career in Atlanta (1966-1974. Some of the materials were arranged by Harding and others were added during processing. Of particular interest are the files relating to Harding's work with Black Studies curricula in colleges and universities during the late 1960s and his work with the National Black Political Convention in 1972.

Arrangement Note Arranged in alphabetical order.

Box Folder Content 28 1 A.F.R.I.C.A. [African-Americans for Friendship and Retainment of Our Image, Culture and Arts] 28 2 Africa 28 3 African Association for Black Studies 28 4 African Heritage Studies Association 28 5 African Liberation Day 28 6 African Liberation Support Committee, Georgia 28 7 African Studies Association of the West Indies 28 8 Africans in America for Black Liberation 28 9 Africare 28 10 Afro House Theatre (Atlanta, Georgia) 28 11 American Committee on Africa 28 12 American Council on Education, Overseas Liaison Committee 28 13 American Forum for African Studies 28 14 American Friends Service Committee 28 15 The Amistad 28 16 Apartheid 28 17 Armstrong, Karl 28 18 Association for Commonwealth Literature and Language Studies, Third Triennial Conference, Kingston, Jamaica, 1971 28 19 Association for the Study of Negro Life and History 28 20 Association of Social and Behavioral Science 28 21 Atlanta Board of Education 28 22 Atlanta Center for Black Art 28 23 Atlanta churches 28 24 The Atlanta Committee of 100 28 25 Atlanta Community Relations Commission

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242 1 Atlanta Public Schools 242 2 Atlanta Public Schools: Calhoun vs. Cook [Atlanta School Desegregation case], 1973 [1 of 2] 242 3 Atlanta Public Schools: Calhoun vs. Cook [Atlanta School Desegregation case], 1973 [2 of 2] 29 1 Atlanta Public Schools: Southwest High School 1973 29 2 Atlanta University Center, Center for African and Studies 29 3 Attica 29 4 Barbados, see also: West Indies 29 5 Barbados: Caribbean Background Course, Center for Multi-Racial Studies, University of the West Indies, 15-19 September 1969 [1 of 2] 29 6 Barbados: Caribbean Background Course, Center for Multi-Racial Studies, University of the West Indies, 15-19 September 1969 [2 of 2] 29 7 Beacon Press 29 8 Bibliographies 29 9 Black Academy of Arts and Letters, Inc. 29 10 Black Arts Cultural Group 29 11 Black Campus Ministries, conference at Stone Mountain (Georgia), 1971 29 12 Black colleges: conference sponsored by Daedalus and The Ford Foundation 29 13 The Black Ecumenical Commission 29 14 Black Legislative Clearing House 29 15 Black Liberation Alliance 29 16 Black Manifesto 29 17 Black media 29 18 Black politics 30 1 Black radicalism 30 2 Black students 30 3 Black studies-articles 30 4 Black studies: historically black colleges and universities [1 of 2] 30 5 Black studies: historically black colleges and universities [2 of 2] 30 6 Black studies: miscellaneous groups 30 7 Black studies: non United States colleges and universities 31 1 Black studies: predominantly white colleges and universities [1 of 6] 31 2 Black studies: predominantly white colleges and universities [2 of 6] 31 3 Black studies: predominantly white colleges and universities [3 of 6] 31 4 Black studies: predominantly white colleges and universities [4 of 6] 31 5 Black studies: predominantly white colleges and universities [5 of 6] 31 6 Black studies: predominantly white colleges and universities [6 of 6] 31 7 Black studies: reports [1 of 2] 32 1 Black studies: reports [2 of 2]

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32 2 Black studies in elementary schools 32 3 Black studies in prisons, correspondence 32 4 The Black University [United Church of Christ] 32 5 Black women's volume 32 6 Buthelezi, Gatsha 32 7 Caribbean Unity Conference, April 1972 32 8 Carver Research Foundation 32 9 Center for Afro-American and African Studies 32 10 Central United Church of Christ 32 11 Chapman, Father Robert C. 32 12 Cheek, Donald K. 32 13 City College of New York 32 14 Coalition of Concerned Black Americans 32 15 Columbia University (New York City): The Urban University 32 16 The Community Radio Workshop, Inc. 32 17 Congress of African Peoples 32 18 Conscientious Objectors 32 19 Council of Black Independent Institutions Crim, Alonzo: see Atlanta Public Schools 32 20 The Cromwell Academy 32 21 Cumberland (Kentucky) landslides 33 1 Death Penalty 33 2 Diggs, Charles 33 3 Dillard University 33 4 Eastern Michigan University 33 5 Education and Teacher Education for Cultural Pluralism, Conference 33 6 Emergency Nationwide Moratorium 33 7 Exodus, Inc. 33 8 Fisk University 33 9 Ford Foundation 33 10 Georgia Council on Human Relations 33 11 Grant proposals 33 12 The Guardians 33 13 Guinea Bissau 33 14 Harlem 33 15 Highlander Research and Education Center 33 16 History in Education 33 17 Howard University 33 18 Institute for Southern Studies

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33 19 Institute for the Study of History, Life, and Culture of Black People, conference, Jackson State College (Mississippi), 17-20 February 1971 33 20 Institute of American History 33 21 Integration of Schools 33 22 Interreligious Foundation for Community Organization 33 23 Islam 34 1 Joint Center for Political Studies 34 2 Jones, Theodore 34 3 Koinonia Partners 34 4 Kuumba 34 5 League of Nations 34 6 Lewis, Christian J. 34 7 The Lutuli Memorial Foundation 34 8 MARTA [Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority] 34 9 Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Social Change 34 10 Massachusetts Achievement Trainers, Incorporated 34 11 Medgar Evers Fund, Inc. 34 12 Metropolitan Urban Service Training Facility 34 13 Ministries to Blacks in Higher Education 34 14 National Association of Black Social Workers 34 15 National Association of Black Students 34 16 National Association for African American Education 34 17 National Association of Black Urban and Ethnic Directors 34 18 National Black Caucus, "Preamble to the Black Declaration of Independence and the Black Bill of Rights" 35 1 National Black Political Convention, 1972 [1 of 2] 35 2 National Black Political Convention, 1972 [2 of 2] 35 3 National Black Political Convention, platform committee, 1972 35 4 National Black Sisters' Conference, 1972 35 5 National Black Theatre 35 6 National Center for Voluntary Action 35 7 National Committee of Black Churchmen, "Racism and the New Repression" 35 8 National Conference of Black Lawyers 35 9 National Conference of Friends on Race Relations 35 10 National Conference on Black Power 35 11 National Council of Negro Women, Inc. 35 12 National Council of the Churches of Christ 35 13 National Council to Repeal the Draft 35 14 National Institute of Education, 1973 35 15 National Program of Educational Leadership

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35 16 New Brunswick Association for the Advancement of Colored People 35 17 New Communities, Inc. 36 1 Old Westbury (State University of New York) 36 2 Operation Freedom 36 3 Pan African Conference 36 4 Pan African Skills Project 36 5 Pan African Work Center 36 6 Postal Academy [1 of 2] 36 7 Postal Academy [2 of 2] 36 8 Press releases 36 9 Prisons see also Subject files: Black studies in prisons, correspondence 36 10 Race Relations Information Center 36 11 Research Institute of America 36 12 Resumes 36 13 Revolutionary Action Party, plan for organizing and goals 36 14 Rodney, Walter 36 15 Russell Sage Foundation 37 1 Shaw University 37 2 Sheppard, Jill, correspondence, see also Barbados 37 3 Social Circle (Georgia) 37 4 Society for Religion in Higher Education 37 5 South Africa 37 6 South African Students' Organisation 37 7 Southern Christian Leadership Conference 37 8 Southern Committee Against Repression 37 9 Southern Conference Educational Fund 37 10 Southern Education Foundation 37 11 Southern Education Program, Inc. 37 12 Southern Illinois University, Experiment in Higher Education 37 13 Southern Investigative Research Project 37 14 Special Committee for Development of Communication with Negro Colleges and Universities 37 15 Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee 37 16 Student Rights 37 17 Tuskegee Institute 37 18 Tuskegee Study, 1969 38 1 United Church of Christ, Commission for Racial Justice 38 2 University of Washington 38 3 The Urban Coalition 38 4 Urban Information Interpreters, Inc.

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38 5 Venceremos Brigade 38 6 Vietnam [1 of 2] 38 7 Vietnam [2 of 2] 38 8 Wesleyan University (Middletown, Connecticut) 38 9 West Indies 38 10 West Indies, Universities and Colleges 38 11 West Indies Trip [1 of 2] 38 12 West Indies Trip [2 of 2] 38 13 Wooster School (Danbury, Connecticut) 38 14 World Council of Churches

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Scope and Content Note This series consists of writings by Vincent Harding and writings by other individuals from 1956-1973. Included in the writings of Vincent Harding are a small number of student papers as well as his dissertation on Lyman Beecher (1965) Also present are many articles, addresses, and notes regarding a variety of topics. The writings of others consist of original and photocopied typescripts from a large number of individuals, including Grace Lee Boggs, John Henrik Clarke, St. Clair Drake, W.H. Ferry, Joyce Ann Ladner, and William Strickland.

Arrangement Note Organized into two subseries: (6.1) Writings by Vincent Harding, and (6.2) Writings by others

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Dated writings Box Folder Content 39 1 "The American Democratic Faith at Mid-Century: A Collation," student paper, 5 June 1956 39 2 "Lyman Beecher and the Church Historians," carbon typescript, 20 December 1958 39 3 Review of The Spirit of American Christianity by Ronald E. Osborn, typescript with correspondence, 1959 39 4 "Is Revolution an Issue?" typescript of sermon delivered at Woodlawn Mennonite Church [Chicago], 9 October 1960 39 5 "Evangelism in the World," ca. 1960 39 6 Response to examination in Church History, 8 February 19[60s?] 39 7 "The Way of the Cross on Woodlawn Avenue," article, 17 October 1960 39 8 Notes and correspondence regarding future articles, 1960s 39 9 Film review of The Misfits, typescript with letter from Martin E. Marty, February 1961 39 10 "The Role of the MYF Involved as Servants, typescript of address, Chicago, ca. May 1961 39 11 Response to "The Burden of the Christian" by Charles Malik, The Christian Century, typescript with correspondence. January 1962 39 12 "Comments on the Miller MSS," notes regarding William Miller article on Christian non-violence, includes correspondence, January 1963 39 13 Interview with Dr. Vincent Harding for The Mennonite Hour, typescript, 22 September 1963 39 14 "The Mennonites: An Introduction," holograph notes for an intended brochure, ca. 1963 39 15 "Decade of Crisis: 1954-1964," carbon typescript, paper delivered at Mennonite conference, 25-26 February 1964 39 16 Untitled review article based on Martin Luther King, Jr., "Why We Can't Wait" for Christian Living, carbon typescript, 1964 39 17 "Moral Issues in the Election of 1964," article for Gospel Herald, ca. 1964 39 18 "Lyman Beecher and the Transformation of American Protestantism, 1775-1863," dissertation abstract, University of Chicago, 1965 39 19 "Lyman Beecher and the Transformation of American Protestantism, 1775-1863," dissertation, pp. 1-99, 1965 39 20 "Lyman Beecher and the Transformation of American Protestantism, 1775-1863," dissertation, pp. 100-199, 1965

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39 21 "Lyman Beecher and the Transformation of American Protestantism, 1775-1863," dissertation, pp. 200-299, 1965 39 22 "Lyman Beecher and the Transformation of American Protestantism, 1775-1863," dissertation, pp. 300-399, 1965 40 1 "Lyman Beecher and the Transformation of American Protestantism, 1775-1863," dissertation, pp. 400-499, 1965 40 2 "Lyman Beecher and the Transformation of American Protestantism, 1775-1863," dissertation, pp. 500-599, 1965 40 3 "Lyman Beecher and the Transformation of American Protestantism, 1775-1863," dissertation, pp. 600-696, 1965 40 4 "Black Power," Presentation before southeastern Regional Advisory Board of B'nai B'rith, carbon transcript, 19 November 1966 40 5 "Our Crisis of Obedience," tear sheets from Hagerstown Morning Herald, 18 April 1967 40 6 "The Peace Witness and Modern Revolutionary Movements," typescript with holograph revisions, 29 July 1967 40 7 Untitled [address?], photocopied typescript with holograph notes and corrections, [page 1 missing], includes letter dated 10 August 1967 40 8 "To the Gallant Black Men Now Dead," (poem), typescript with corrections, 14 pp., circa 1967 40 9 "The Gift of Blackness," holograph notes, galley proofs, reprint from Katallagete, and correspondence, 1967 40 10 "Black Radicalism in America, 1800-1969: An Explanatory Essay," photocopied typescript, ca. 1967 40 11 "Report of an Exploratory Visit to the University of the West Indies," photocopied typescript, 4-6 June 1968 40 12 "Beyond the Black Desert," typescript with holograph corrections, January 1968 40 13 Interview of Vincent Harding, Vincent Browne, interviewer, Civil Rights Documentation Project, transcript, 16 August 1968 40 14 Response to Eugene Genovese's review of William Styron's Nat Turner: Ten Black Writers Respond in The New York Times Review of Books, 12 September 1968 41 1 Negro Digest article on the Black University, holograph manuscript with corrections, 1968 41 2 "The Negro in Higher Education," transcript of Vincent Harding interview, Myron B. Bloy, interviewer, 1968 41 3 "Poverty Book," notes and photocopied typescript, ca. 1968 41 4 Untitled article on segregation, typescript with correspondence, 1968 41 5 "Black History as a New Revolution," address, National Black Sisters Conference, Dayton, Ohio, August 1969 41 6 "Black Students and the Impossible Revolution," photocopied typescript, article for publication in Ebony, August and September 1969

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41 7 Notes for Malcolm X address at Clark College, 14 January 1969 41 8 "New Creation or Familiar Death? An Open Letter to Black Students in the North," article prepared for Negro Digest, March 1969 41 9 "The Black Experience and Job Motivation," notes for keynote address, meeting of placement directors of predominantly black colleges, 2 December 1969 41 10 Interview of Vincent Harding, George B. Leonard [ Look Magazine], interviewer, photocopied transcript with letter from George B. Leonard dated 4 December 1969 41 11 "W.E.B. DuBois and the Black Messianic Vision," typescript with holograph corrections and note by Vincent Harding "article for AHA;" additional corrected drafts; letter and typescript of "DuBois and the ‘School of Service'" from Richard Brody, 1969 41 12 Eulogy for Slater King, holograph manuscript with corrections, ca. 1969 41 13 Introduction to Lerone Bennett's The Challenge of Blackness, March 1970 41 14 New York Times essay regarding 1970 elections, rough draft, notes, background material, 1970 41 15 "The Negro and Other Minority Groups," lecture by Vincent Harding, bibliography with brief biography of Harding included and holograph lecture notes on cover sheet and, ca. 1970 41 16 Untitled sermon, Morris Brown Chapel, photocopied transcript, 4 April 1971 41 17 "White History, Negro History, Black History," transcript of SRS course lecture, June 1971 41 18 "A New Black Man: The Meaning of Malcolm for the 70s" with "The Democracy That Never Was," "Turning Point: Towards a Black Independence," "The King of Jazz Is Ours," "Agnew in Africa: What Is the Real Deal," "The Collapse of the American Republic (I), (II)," "Attica: the Revolution That Was/ The Revolution That Is To Be," "The American State vs. Black People," "Black Reflections on 1971," articles for Black World Views, 1971 41 19 Transcription of speech at ASNLH Colloquium on Black Studies, ca. 1971 [incomplete] 41 20 "The Last Years of Martin Luther King, Jr.," grant proposal to the Southern Investigative Research Project, 30 September 1973 [includes biographical information on Vincent Harding] 41 21 "The Vocation of the Black Scholar and the Struggles of the Black Community," essay based on public lecture in Atlanta in July 1971, 1973 41 22 "Martin Luther King and the Struggle for Black Education," Part I, typescript, 5 pp, ca. 1973 41 23 Letter to the Atlanta Constitution editor regarding front page story concerning police chief, John Inman, 21 May 1974 41 24 Notes regarding speech for Third Annual SEEK Post Commencement Luncheon and Awards Ceremony, Queens College [NY], 4 June 1974

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41 25 IBW newsletter article written in reply to Atlanta Constitution attack on the Institute of the Black World, holograph manuscript with revisions, 1974 41 26 "The Vocation of the Black Scholar and the Struggles of the Black Community," ["final copy for IBW"], photocopied typescript with holograph corrections, 1970s

Undated writings 42 1 "Beyond Chaos: Black History and the Search for the New Land," photocopied transcript, 38 pp., undated 42 2 "The Black College in a Time of Revolution," photocopied typescript, undated 42 3 "Black Radicalism in America, 1800-1967: An Exploratory Essay," undated 42 4 "Forword/Afterword for M. Walker's BP [Black Paper]" typescript with holograph corrections, undated 42 5 "The Gift of Blackness," photocopied typescript, undated 42 6 "The ‘ought' in Race," undated 42 7 Review of Ordeal of Faith: the Crisis of Church-Going America, 1865-1900 by Francis P. Weisenburger for The Christian Century, undated 42 8 Review of The Politics of God by Joseph Washington, typescript undated 42 9 "Saturation in the Humanities," undated 42 10 "The Task of the Mennonite Church in Establishing Racial Unity," typescript of address, undated 42 11 "To Black Students in the North: An Open Letter From the South," typescript with holograph corrections and notes, undated 42 12 Untitled paper regarding the education of children, combines a speech at the Hungry Club [Atlanta] and one delivered at Southwest High School [Atlanta], typescript with corrections, 13 August 19[??] 42 13 Untitled article regarding Negro religion in America, undated 42 14 Untitled article on peace, undated 42 15 Untitled newspaper column regarding the American Declaration of Independence, undated 42 16 "Uses of the Afro-American Past," [speech?], undated

Notes 42 17 Miscellaneous notes and drafts of letters, ca. early 1970s 42 18 Miscellaneous notes, 1970s 42 19 Notes regarding public school issues, ca. 1970s 42 20 Notes for address to Black businessmen's group, Clendenon's Restaurant [Atlanta], 1970 42 21 Notes for speech at Hungry Club [Atlanta], 8 November 1970 42 22 Notes regarding National Black Political Convention, 9 March 1972 42 23 Miscellaneous notes and inventory of personal library

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42 24 Notes regarding speeches, Washington, D.C., 3 May 1973 and Detroit, 5 May 1973, typescript with holograph corrections and letter to Brother Diggs 42 25 Notes regarding The Guardians, 1973 42 26 Notes for "Introduction to S.R.Ward Volume," undated 42 27 Notes for SCLC convention speech, Charleston, South Carolina, October 19[??] 42 28 Notes, various dates

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Box Folder Content 43 1 Anonymous, "The Black American Revolution Reengages His African Identity in Nation Building," typescript with holograph corrections and notes, 18 pp. undated 43 2 Anonymous, "Black Communitarianism," photocopied typescript, 27 pp. undated 43 3 Anonymous, "Building the New Education Out of the Old," [Chapter III], undated 43 4 "Growth and Disruption, 1825-1838,"carbon typescript, 50 pp., undated 43 5 Anonymous, "Heterosexual and Familial Attitudes of Young Black Adults," typescript with holograph corrections, 40 pp., undated 43 6 Anonymous, "How Long Must the Negro Wait?" carbon typescript, 4 pp., undated 43 7 Anonymous, "A Litany for the Lord's Table," corrected typescript, 3 pp., undated 43 8 Anonymous, "Strange Fruit: An Analysis of Southern Lynching," [Chapter II], duplicated typescript, 89 pp. and notes, 14 pp., undated 43 9 Anonymous, "Three Aspects of Racism" and "A White Conspiracy Against African Alderman Joel Stokes," photocopied typescript, 8 June 1971 43 10 Anonymous, "To All Black People With White Friends," photocopied typescript, 4 pp., undated 43 11 Anonymous, "The 20th Century: Radicals and Redeemers," photocopied typescript, pp 34-109 with notes, undated 43 12 Anonymous, "Two Impossible Revolutions: Black Power and Church Power," typescript, 11 pp., 1969 43 13 Anonymous, Untitled paper regarding Albany [GA] riot, undated 43 14 Anonymous, Untitled lecture regarding racism in America, photocopied typescript, 12 pp., undated 43 15 Anonymous, Working paper regarding status of Middle America, photocopied typescript, 57 pp. and appendices, undated 43 16 ‘Abd-al-Khabir, Antar, "The Development of Al-Qur'an," (outline) photocopied typescript, 13 pp., undated 43 17 ‘Abd-al-Khabir, Antar, "Islam and Its Interpretation of Religious Scriptures," photocopied typescript, 26 pp. undated 43 18 Allan, George, "Sartre's Constriction of the Marxist Dialectic," photocopied typescript, 10 pp., undated 43 19 Alves, Rubem A., "Theology and the Liberation of Man," photocopied typescript, 18 pp., 1971 43 20 Assman, Hugo, "The Christian Contribution to the Liberation of Latin America," photocopied typescript, 15 pp., 1972

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43 21 Beckford, George L., "Foundations of Black Disposition: A Study of the Social Economy of Poverty Among Black People In the New World, preliminary draft, photocopied typescript, 83 pp., June 1970 43 22 Bennett, Lerone, "The Cities and the Seventies," speech presented to the Hungry Club Forum [Atlanta], photocopied typescript, 16 pp., 21 January 1970 43 23 Bennett, Lerone, Miscellaneous writings relating to the Institute of the Black World, 1970 43 24 Biddle, Stanton F., " The Schomburg Collection- Documenting the Black Experience," paper delivered before Annual Conference of the Society of American Archivists, typescript, 20 pp., 1 October 1970 43 25 Billingsley, Amy Tate, "The Black Woman and the Family," photocopied typescript, 16 pp., May 1973 43 26 Blake, J. Herman, "On a Black College," duplicated typescript, 8 pp., 1969 43 27 Bloy, Myron B., "The Spiritual Renewal of Higher Education, 6 pp., undated 43 28 Boggs, Grace Lee, "The Revolution in America," photocopied typescript of address, University Center for Adult Education, Detroit [Michigan], 12 November 1968 43 29 Boggs, Grace Lee, "Towards a New System of Education," duplicated copy of keynote speech, Ann Arbor [Michigan] School System Inservice Day, 8 October 1968 43 30 Boggs, James, "Relevant Philosophy for the Late 20th Century," homecoming convocation speech, Fisk University, duplicated typescript, 13 pp., 8 November 1973 43 31 Bond, Julian, "A Time to Speak, A Time to Act: The Movement in Politics," advance uncorrected proofs from Simon and Schuster, 105 pp., 1972 43 32 Bonilla, Eduardo Seda, "Socio-Cultural Invisibility: Challenge to Cultural Pluralism," photocopied typescript, 12 pp., ca. 1971 43 33 Bowen, Calvin, "African Dances," [poem], carbon typescript, 1 p. with clipping, ca. 1968 43 34 Boyd, William, "Institutional Responses to Student Alienation," paper delivered at Danforth Conference, photocopied typescript, 7 pp., 1968 43 35 Bradshaw, B.T., "Is Negro Business Helping Negroes to Help Themselves,-" photocopied typescript of speech, 15 pp., 1939 43 36 Brathwaite, Edward, "The West Indies," International Conference on Cultural Diversity and National Understanding Within West African Countries, photocopied typescript, 71 pp., December 1970 44 1 Brown, Enora and Sybil Griffin, "A Chronology and Bibliography on Henry Highland Garnet," student paper, photocopied typescript, undated 44 2 Brown, Judith, "Langston Hughes and the Harlem Renaissance," student paper, typescript, 27 pp., ca. 1969 43 3 Bryant, Helen Yvonne, "Checking Out the Homeland: Afro-Americans and the Return to Africa, 1965-1968," student paper, typescript, May 1969

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44 4 Camacho, Andrew G.J., "Education for 20th Century Trinidad and Tobago, photocopied typescript, 7 pp., undated 44 5 Carr, Canon Burgess, statement before the U.S. House of Representatives, Subcommittee on Africa, photocopied typescript, 14 pp., 23 July 1973 44 6 Castillo, Cardenas, "The Political Task of the Church," photocopied typescript, 12 pp., 1970 44 7 Castro, Emilio, "A Call to Action," paper delivered at CICOP Conference, photocopied typescript, 9 pp., 1971 44 8 Cebrun, Mary Juliette, "The Black Pearl: The Woman in the Negro Underclass," student paper, photocopied typescript with notes, 21 pp., 1969 44 9 Cebrun, Mary Juliette, "Sapphire: Situation of Uprootedness," student paper, photocopied typescript, 8 pp. and appendices, 1970 44 10 Christians for Socialism, "First Latin American Encounter of Christians for Socialism," translation, photocopied typescript, 13 pp., 1972 44 11 Churchville, John E., "Jesus, Salvation, and You" and "The Real Jesus," photocopied typescript, 1967 44 12 Clarke, John Henrik, "History and Liberation," introductory remarks for panel discussion, AFT Negro History Conference, 8-10 December 1966 44 13 Clarke, John Henrik, "The Slave Trade and Slavery," carbon typescript, 7 pp., January 1970 44 14 Clayton, R.L., "An Educational Crisis Facing Blacks," photocopied typescript, 7 pp., undated 44 15 Cobb, Charles E., Introduction of Rev. Charles Koen, United Front of Cairo, Illinois, before 700 activists at the Salute to Chapman, Koen, Modeste, and Wright, New York City," photocopied typescript, 1 p., 19 January 1974 44 16 Collins, Daniel F., "Some Changes in the Structure and Functions of the Negro Church," paper presented at American Society for the Study of Negro Life and History, photocopied typescript, 27 pp. October 1969 44 17 Comblin, Joseph, translator, "Liberation in Latin American Christian Thinking," photocopied typescript, 14 pp., 1973 44 18 Contee, Clarence G., "The Ideological Pilgrimage of W.E.B. DuBois," photocopied typescript, 16 pp. 1971 44 19 Crawford, Margo, untitled paper regarding slavery, photocopied typescript, 52 pp., with holograph letter from author, undated 44 20 Davidson, Doug, "Liberal Ideology and Black Education," photocopied typescript, 11 pp., undated 44 21 Davidson, Doug and Carl Mack, "A Theoretical Analysis of the Cultural Nature of White People, student paper, photocopied typescript, 19 pp., 1969 44 22 Davies, Chester, "Approaches to Black Education," presentation given at the Consultation for Educational Justice, photocopied typescript, 7 pp., 3 June 1970

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44 23 Davis, Tommy G., "King Research Paper," student paper, photocopied typescript with corrections, 22 pp., 1973 44 24 d'Epinay, Christian Lalive, "Protestant Churches and the Latin American Revolution," translated by James E. Goff, photocopied typescript, 9 pp., 1967 44 25 Denis Herve, "Negritude: Haitian Origins," photocopied holograph draft of lecture delivered at Barnard College, undated 44 26 Dill, Richard, "Colonization Schemes in the United States (1619-1860)," student paper, photocopied typescript, 13 pp., 1970 44 27 Dill, Richard, "Ghetto Language," student paper, photocopied typescript, 10 pp., 24 June 1969 44 28 Dixon, Roy H., "Is the Black Man Obsolete in America?" photocopied typescript with letter and photocopied published materials, 16 pp., 1971 44 29 Drake, St. Clair, "Black Studies: Toward an Intellectual Framework," address presented at Martin Luther King Distinguished Visiting Lecture Series, Brooklyn College, 23 September 1969 44 30 Drake, St. Clair," In the Mirror of Black Scholarship: W. Allison Davis and Deep South", photocopied typescript with holograph corrections and letter from the author, 19 pp., 1973 44 31 Drake, St. Clair, "Reflections on Black Studies," expanded version of paper presented to the Danforth Workshop on Liberal Arts Education, Colorado College, July 1970 44 32 Drake, St. Clair, "West Africa and Cross Currents With the New World," address, Martin Luther King Distinguished Visiting Lecture Series, Brooklyn College [University of New York], photocopied typescript and draft copy, 26 September 1968 44 33 Dimmer, Melvin, "The Future of Spelman and The Atlanta University Center in an Age of Blackness, photocopied typescript of address delivered at Colloquium in Sister's Chapel, Spelman College (Atlanta) 13 February 1969 44 34 Elliott, Paul R. and Harold M. Stahmer, "On the Need for a State-Wide Consortium of Traditionally Black and White Institutions of Higher Learning in the State of Florida," 4 pp. undated 44 35 Ferry, W. H., "Farewell to Integration," photocopied typescript, 31 pp. 9 January 1968 44 36 Ferry, W.H., "Hail to Co-Existence," photocopied typescript, 23 pp., 8 April 1968 44 37 Ferry, W.H., Letter to the University of California Board of Regents regarding "the situation of black students," photocopied typescript, 6 pp., 7 November 1968 44 38 Ferry, W.H., "The Unanswerable Question," photocopied typescript, 29 pp., 19 April 1969 44 39 Gayles, Gloria, Review of Jubilee by Margaret Walker, typescript with holograph revisions and photocopied corrected typescript with "How I Wrote Jubilee" by Margaret Walker appended, undated

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44 40 Gerald, Carolyn, Teacher-Student Involvement Section for first book in the Heritage Series, photocopied typescript, 1969 44 41 Grajewski, Karen, "Other Roads From Birmingham," student paper, typescript with corrections, 1969 44 42 Gutman, Herbert G., "Persistent Myths About the American Negro Family: A Critical Reexamination of E. Franklin Frazier's The Negro Family in the United States," photocopied typescript, 48 pp., 1969 45 1 Hansen, James E., Letter to Christianity and Crisis regarding article by Vincent Harding, "Vietnam: History, Judgment and Redemption," in 18 October 1965 issue, photocopied typescript, 1 December 1965 45 2 [Harding, Rosemarie?], Impression of mass meetings, typescript with holograph corrections and notes, 1964 45 3 Harvey, Louis Charles, "The Dying Patient, Death and the Black Funeral," and Mitchell, Henry H., "The Black Parish—Its Education and Administration," photocopied transcript, 38 pp., undated 45 4 Hashimoto, Hideo, "Okinawa: Frustration and Hope," photocopied typescript, 15 December 1969 45 5 Hill, Robert A., "Marcus Garvey: The Prophet of Freedom," carbon typescript, 11 pp., undated 45 6 Holmes, A. Herbert, "The Education of the Black Man in Georgia, 1864-1871," student paper, carbon typescript, 36 pp., undated 45 7 Hutchins, Robert M., "The Constitution of Public Education," photocopied typescript, 15 pp., undated 45 8 Jackson, Catherine, "An Interpretation of Four New World Slave Revolts," photocopied typescript, 58 pp., undated 45 9 Johnson, William R., "The Negro Church and the Black Power Movement," student paper, photocopied typescript, 27 pp. 1968 45 10 Jones, Lawrence N., "A Preliminary Exploration of the Theology of the ‘Invisible' Institution 1619-1860," student paper, photocopied typescript, 20 pp., 1970 with., "Fresh Perspectives on the Theology of the ‘Invisible' Institution 1619-1860" student paper, photocopied typescript, 24 pp., 1970 45 11 Jones, M.J., "Theological Implications of the Concept of Black Awareness," photocopied typescript, 17 pp., undated 45 12 Kidder, Alice, "The Economics of Negro Migration: 1865-1920," photocopied typescript, 1968 45 13 King, Martin Luther, Jr., "The Casualties of War in Vietnam," speech, The Nation Institute, photocopied typescript, 22 pp., 25 February 1967 45 14 King, Martin Luther, Jr., "Beyond Vietnam," address, photocopied typescript, 10 pp. with appended remarks by Henry Commager, John C. Bennett, Rabbi Abraham Herschel, 4 April 1967 45 15 King, Slater, "Why a Land Trust for Southern Blacks?" conference paper, Rural Development Conference, 1968

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45 16 Ladner, Joyce Ann, Comments on "Persistent Myths About the American Negro Family: A Critical Reexamination of E. Franklin Frazier's The Negro Family in the United States," paper delivered at Fifty Fourth Annual Meeting of The Association for the Study of Negro Life and History, Birmingham, Alabama, photocopied typescript 12 pp., 10 October 1969 45 17 Ladner, Joyce Ann, "On Becoming a Woman in the Ghetto: Modes of Adaptation," dissertation, photocopied typescript, pp. 1-99, 1970, [1 of 4] 45 18 Ladner, Joyce Ann, "On Becoming a Woman in the Ghetto: Modes of Adaptation," dissertation, photocopied typescript, pp. 100-199, 1970, [2 of 4] 45 19 Ladner, Joyce Ann, "On Becoming a Woman in the Ghetto: Modes of Adaptation," dissertation, photocopied typescript, pp. 200-299, 1970, [3 of 4] 45 20 Ladner, Joyce Ann, "On Becoming a Woman in the Ghetto: Modes of Adaptation," dissertation, photocopied typescript, pp. 300-379, 1970, [4 of 4] 45 21 Lang, Jesse, "Close Observation of Lumpen and the SCPEW," photocopied typescript, 12 pp., with attached summary, 5 pp., undated 45 22 Lara-Braud, Jorge, "Revolution in the Western Hemispheres," address given at the annual meeting of Methodist students of the South Central Region, photocopied typescript, undated 45 23 Laue, James, "Teacher Training and Community Relations," duplicated typescript, 27 pp. with TLS from James Laue, 1969 45 24 Lester, Julius, "The Angry Children of Malcolm X," duplicated typescript, 22 pp., 8 August 1966 45 25 [Long, Charles H.], "Religious-Historical Roots of the Black Experience, photocopied typescript, 10 pp., undated 46 1 McGuire, John, Untitled article on Black consciousness, photocopied typescript, 12 pp., undated 46 2 McWorter, Gerald "Position Paper on Black Identity," duplicated typescript, 1 p., undated 46 3 Mahoney, William, Black Jacob, typescript with corrections, pp. 1-99, undated 46 4 Mahoney, William, Black Jacob, typescript with corrections, pp. 100-199, undated 46 5 Mahoney, William, Black Jacob, typescript with corrections, pp. 199-327, undated 46 6 Manong, Joe Teko "Dope Is Death," screenplay by Oyamo, photocopied typescript, 166 pp., ca. 1973 46 7 Marina [?], "Bongo Man Ah Come!" or "Inside Yard Theatre," photocopied typescript of article intended for publication in Journal of Black Poetry, undated 46 8 Marine, James, Governmental Response to Campus Unrest," photocopied typescript, 5 pp. undated

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46 9 Martin, Warren Bryan, "Comments on Institutional Change and Knowledge Utilization," prepared for Strategies for Change Workshop (Chicago) 3 March 1972 46 10 Martin, Warren Bryan, "To Whom Is the University Responsible and For What?" photocopied typescript, 17 pp., ca. 1972 46 11 Matthews, Basil, "The Black Cognitive Process," paper read to University Faculty Forum, Howard University, photocopied typescript, 20 pp., 10 May 1972 46 12 Miller, Randy H., "The Economic Philosophy of Marcus Garvey," student paper, two drafts, 1970 46 13 Minnis, Jack, "Life with Lyndon in the Great Society," volume 1, number 9, 25 March 1965 46 14 Miranda, Osmundo Afonso, "Black and White Theology: the Need for a Theological Dialogue," photocopied typescript, ca. 1970 46 15 [Mitcham], Mayme," Where Is the Balm in Gilead?" 1971 46 16 Mitchell, Henry H., "A Reappraisal of the Roots of Black Religion, photocopied typescript, 37 pp. ca. 1971 46 17 Moss, James A., "Racism: A Consistent Aspect of American Foreign Policy," paper delivered at Smith college, photocopied typescript, 18 pp., 27 April 1971 46 18 The Negro in American Life, student papers from course taught by Vincent Harding, Spelman College, 1968 46 19 Nyereve, [Jules ?], Tanzania's Ten Years of Work and Progress (1961-1971), pp. 53-62, photocopied typescript, 10 pp., undated 46 20 Oden, Mila, "The Amazons of Dahomey," student paper, 12 pp., 1971 46 21 Owanga-Welo, Jean," A Historical Profile of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. July Through December 1965" student paper, photocopied typescript with corrections, 17 pp., 1973 46 22 Parris, Canute, N., "The De Facto Recognition of the Smith Government in Zimbabwe by the United States and Great Britain," paper prepared for the Afro-Asian Solidarity Committee Conference on Zimbabwe, Mogadishu, Republic of Somalia, January, 1973 47 1 Peavy, Charles D., "Faulkner and the Negro," paper delivered at ASNLH meeting, photocopied typescript with TLS from the author, 13 pp., 1969 47 2 Penn, Ojeda L., "Booker T. Washington Vis-à-vis Black Militancy in 1970," student paper, 11 pp., undated 47 3 Penn, Ojeda L., "A Critical Analysis of the Major Themes in ‘The Rhythm of Violence' by Lewis Nkosi," student paper, 7 pp., 1971 47 4 Penn, Ojeda L., "An Examination of the Character Delineation of Nat Turner in The Confessions of Nat Turner by William Styron," student paper, 14 pp., 1971 47 5 Penn, Ojeda L., "The Religion of Black Youth: 1971," address delivered in Montgomery Alabama, 25 July 1971, photocopied typescript with corrections, 16 pp.

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47 6 Perez-Ramirez, Gustavo "Liberation: A Prophetic Cry in the Americas," article translated by James Goff, 10 pp., 1971 47 7 Perry, Lewis, "Adin Ballou's Hopedale Community and the Theology of Antislavery," carbon typescript, 32 pp., 1968 47 8 Pfister, Arthur, "A Guilty Love," poem, typescript, November 1968 47 9 Pfister, Arthur, "Wig-Poem," holograph poem, 2 pp., undated 47 10 Price, E. Curmie, "A Song for the Death of Brave Men," with "In My Own Voice," "A Scene Rude," "A Momentous Occasion," "New York, 1966," "Sunday," "A Poem in Two Parts, for People," "Landscapes," "An Episode on the Frontier," "A Note," "A Fable," "Harlem Summer," carbon typescript, ca. 1970 47 11 Ragland, Martha, "Motivations and Methods of White Power," address, Sixth National Conference of Friends on Race Relations, carbon typescript, 9 pp., 6 July 1967 47 12 Ray, LeRoi, "Department of community," photocopied typescript, undated 47 13 Record, Wilson, "Black Studies and White Sociologists," proposal, preliminary report and paper delivered at American Sociological Association, New Orleans, 1972 47 14 Redfern II,"I Have Returned," poem with "African Queen," "Ju Ju," "Black Images Can Kill," :To Mama," "Negro/Observation," "Black Mercenary/GI," "Standing Cool and Looking Clean," "To Keorapetse Kgositsile," "Message to All My Screaming Brothers," photocopied typescript, undated 47 15 Reese, Sarah Carolyn, "A Study of the Poetry of Langston Hughes," Master of Arts thesis, photocopied typescript, 92 pp., photocopied typescript,, undated 47 16 Remey, Anselme, "The Duvalier Phenomenon," photocopied typescript, 50 pp., 1973 47 17 Remey, Anselme, "Ethno-class and Worker's Consciousness in a French Caribbean Island: Martinique (1), 1970 47 18 Remey, Anselme, "Understanding the ‘Duvalier Phenomenon' and Its Significance," carbon typescript with editorial markings, 1972 47 19 Rodney, Walter, ‘The Economic Underdevelopment of Africa by Europe: 1450-1960," paper presented at The Center for Afro/American and African Studies Colloquium on Africa duplicated manuscript 8 pp. with notes, undated 47 20 Rodney, Walter, "Education in Africa," transcription of class lecture at University of Massachusetts, 54 pp, 27 April 1972 47 21 Rodney, Walter," "‘Labour' As a Conceptual Framework for Pan –African Studies," photocopied typescript, 10 pp., undated 47 22 Rodney, Walter, "Towards the Sixth Pan-African Congress," photocopied typescript, 22 pp., undated 47 23 Rubin, Max J. "My Views on the Decentralization of the New York School System," photocopied typescript, with memorandum, 1969

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47 24 Seifert, Harvey J., "The Ethics of Non-Violence," photocopied typescript, 11 47 pp. undated 47 25 Shick, Tom W., "A Quantative Analysis of Liberian Colonization from 1820 to 1843 With Special Reference to Mortality," photocopied typescript, 36 pp., with reprint from Journal of African History, volume 12, no. 1, 1971 47 26 Smith, Stanley H., "Blue Prints for Institutionalizing Black Values," photocopied typescript, 25 pp., undated 47 27 Sowande, Fela, "Black Experience of Religion," paper delivered at Conference on Continuities and Discontinuities in Afro-American Societies and Cultures [Jamaica], 2-4 April 1970, photocopied typescript with letter from the author 47 28 Soyinka, Wole, "The Lion and the Jewel," play intended for classroom use, typescript, undated 48 1 Spiegel, John P., "The Dynamics of Violent Confrontation," photocopied typescript, 24 pp., 1971 48 2 Spiegel, John P., "The Group Psychology of Campus Disorders," photocopied typescript, 43 pp., undated 48 3 Stafford, Walter and Joyce A. Ladner, "Black Repression in the Cities: An Analysis of Institutional Racism in the Seventies," photocopied typescript, 40 pp., undated 48 4 Strickland, William, "The Gary Convention and the Crisis of American Politics," photocopied typescript with holograph revisions, 15 pp., undated 48 5 Strickland, William, "Identity and the Black Struggle: Personal Reflections," photocopied typescript with editor's markings, undated 48 6 Strickland, William, "Politics and Black Liberation," photocopied typescript, 5 pp., 16 June 1970 48 7 Thomas, Richard, "Carter G. Woodson, the Father of Afro-American History: His Impact on American Historiography," tentative outline for Master of Arts thesis, photocopied typescript, 1 p., undated 48 8 Thomas, Richard, "Shadows of History," poems, photocopied typescript, undated 48 9 Torodash, Martin, "Lincoln: Reluctant Emancipator?" photocopied typescript, 14 pp., undated 48 10 Walker, Margaret, "How I Wrote Jubilee," four drafts with notes, revisions, and correspondence, undated 48 11 Ward, Samuel Ringgold, Autobiography of a Fugitive Negro, reprint of 1855 edition, uncorrected proofs with holograph notes, undated 48 12 Watkins, Mel, editor, The Black Review, No. 1, advance proofs, 1971 48 13 Wilkins, Gregory, "Black Biographies," Institute of the Black World summer seminar project, 1970 48 14 Williams, Melvin G. "Black Biography," Institute of the Black World summer seminar project, 1970 48 15 Wilson, William, "New Creation or Familiar Death: A Rejoinder to Vincent Harding," photocopied typescript, 12 pp. 1969

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48 16 Wirth, Thomas H., "‘Predominantly Negro' Colleges: Gray Schools for Black Students," photocopied typescript, 10 pp., ca. 1969 48 17 Wright, Clarence E., "Revenue Sharing and Substate Regionalism in Georgia," paper presented at First Annual Conference of the Atlanta Chapter of the National Association of Black Social Workers, 8 February 1974, photocopied typescript, 14 pp. 48 18 Wynter, Sylvia, "Natives in a New World: The African Transformation in the Americas," typescript with holograph revisions, notes and TLS from the author, 40 pp., ca. 1971 48 19 Unidentified fragment, carbon typescript with corrections, pp. 493-568, undated 48 20 Unidentified fragments

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Scope and Content Note Printed materials are comprised of the published writings by Vincent Harding and a large group of other types of printed materials. The largest part of the series includes clippings, guides, newsletters, newspapers, pamphlets, leaflets, programs, reports and a large number of reprints.

Arrangement Note Published writings by Vincent Harding are arranged in chronological order. Other printed materials are arranged in alphabetical order by format.

Published writings by Vincent Harding Box Folder Content 49 1 "Talking to Teens Today," Youth Christian Companion, 16 October 1960 49 2 "Friede emit Gott und Menschen," So sende ich euch, p. 52, 1964 49 3 "Vietnam: History, Judgment and Redemption," Christianity and Crisis, volume 25, number 17, October 18, 1965, pp. 215-217 49 4 "The Irony in Vietnam," Christianity and Crisis, volume 26, number 13, July 25, 1966, pp. 178-179 49 5 "SNCC and Atlanta," Christianity and Crisis, vol. 26, no. 16, October 3, 1966, pp., 218-219 49 6 "The Gift of Blackness," Sixth National Conference of Friends on Race Relations, address, reprinted from Katallagete, Summer 1967 49 7 "Conscientious Objection: Is It a Christian Response to Vietnam?" Builder, p. 12, October 1967 49 8 "Response: In Place of Murder," reprint from Soundings, vol. 51, no. 4, Winger 1968, pp., 465-472 49 9 "Black Radicalism: The Road from Montgomery," Dissent: Explorations in the History of American Radicalism, edited by Alfred Young, 1968 49 10 "New Creation or Familiar Death? An Open Letter to Black Students in the North," reprinted from Negro Digest, March 1969 49 11 "Licht im Asphaltdschungel," Weg und Wahrheit, 41:25, September 7, 1969 49 12 "Black Students and the Impossible Revolution," Fellowship, September 1969 49 13 "Religion and Resistance among Antebellum Negroes, 1800-1860," The Making of Black America, August Meier and Elliott M. Rudwick, editors, 1969 49 14 "Fighting the ‘Mainstream' Seen for "‘Black Decade,'" The New York Times, January 12, 1970 49 15 "Foreword to the 1970 edition, Autobiography of a Fugitive Negro" by Samuel Ringgold Ward, 1970 49 16 "Du Bois in China: 1959," Black World, May 1972 49 17 "Light in the Asphalt Jungle," Light and Life, September 19, 1972

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49 18 "The Atlanta Compromise: Other Questions, Other Hopes," The Christian Century, October 3, 1973, p. 988 49 19 "The Acts of God and the Children of Africa," one of three monographs in United Church Press packet New Roads to Faith, with "Educating Black People for Liberation and Collective Growth" by James M. Jones; "The Educational Role of Black Churches in the 70s and 80s," by Olivia Pearl Stokes; and "Use Guide" by Percel O. Alston, 1973 49 20 "For a Black Political Agenda" by Vincent Harding and William Strickland, photocopied article from unknown source, undated 49 21 "Friendship" with "World," "Negro," "Freedom," from Definitions in Revolution, undated 49 22 "I Hear Them… (Calling And I Know What It Means)," photocopied typescript from Katallagete, undated 49 23 "Pulse of the Public: SLA and the Voice?" clipping from unidentified source 49 24 "You've Taken My Nat and Gone," chapter 3, William Styron's Nat Turner: Ten Black Writers Respond, photocopy, undated

Other printed materials 50 1 Bibliographies 50 2 Bulletins 50 3 Broadsides and posters [Vincent Harding featured in some publicity items] 50 4 Catalogs 50 5 Clippings: African Americans in the news 50 6 Clippings: education of Blacks 50 7 Clippings: miscellaneous topics, various dates 50 8 Clippings: police activity 50 9 Clippings: Ralph Nader 50 10 Clippings: street gangs 50 11 Clippings: Vietnam War 50 12 Clippings: Vincent Harding 50 13 Clippings: West Indies 50 14 Directories 50 15 Flyers 51 1 Guides: Black Studies Curriculum Guide, Atlanta Public Schools, 1974 51 2 Guides: African Art and Motion: an Illustrated Guide to the Exhibition, National Gallery of Art (Washington), 5 May-22 September 1974 51 3 Guides: Guide to Manuscripts and Archives in the Negro Collection of Trevor Arnett Library, Atlanta University, 1971 51 4 Guides: Heritage Program teaching guides, Community Action Institute, New York, 1964-1967 [1 of 2]

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51 5 Guides: Heritage Program teaching guides, Community Action Institute, New York, 1964-1967 [2 of 2] 51 6 Guides: Heritage Program prospectus and teaching guide, Institute for Community Development [formerly Community Action Institute], ca. 1967 51 7 Guides: African History guides, National Council of Negro Women, 1967 51 8 Guides: Sojourner Truth, Youth Pride, Inc. November 1968 51 9 Guides: "January 15: The People's Holiday," undated 51 10 Leaflets 51 11 Literary collections: Bower, Robert, The Fourteenth of June, collection of essays, signed by the author, 1968 51 12 Literary collection: Dizzy, Ras, Run Wide Run Deep, collection of poems and essays, signed by the author, 1970 51 13 Literary collection: House Council of East Harlem Projects House, Bridge Without End, poetry collection, undated 51 14 Newsletters. 1967-1969 51 15 Newsletters. 1970-1973 OP1 1 Newspapers: The Atlanta Inquirer, April 15, 1972 OP1 1 Newspapers: The Atlanta Voice, November 10, 1972 OP1 2 Newspapers: The Black Child Advocate, June, 1971 OP1 2 Newspapers: Black Rap, volume 2, number 2, March, 1970 OP1 2 Newspapers: Black Times, volume 4, number 1, January, 1971 OP1 2 Newspapers: The Black Voice, volume 2, number 7, April 21, 1972 OP1 2 Newspapers: Campus Crier, [Central Washington State College], volume 42, number 18, April 11, 1969 OP1 2 Newspapers: Caribbean Review, volume 2, number 3, Fall 1970 OP1 2 Newspapers: Convergence, volume 1, number 2, October 1973; volume 1, number 3, November 1973 OP1 2 Newspapers: IFCO News, Volume 3, number 2, March/April, 1972; volume 4, number 4, July/August 1973 OP1 2 Newspapers: The Intercollegiate Journal, volume 7, number 1, October 1 1973 OP1 2 Newspapers: Janus, volume 2, number 3, March 23, 1970 OP1 3 Newspapers: The Maynard Jackson Journal, volume 1, number 1, September 1, 1973 OP1 3 Newspapers: The Medgar Evers Fund News, volume 3, number 1, February, 1972 OP1 8 Newspapers: Morris Piper, Morris High School newspaper [articles by Vincent Harding], various issues from 1946-1947 OP1 4 Newspapers: Muhammad Speaks, volume 4 [misnumbered], number 36, July 30, 1965; volume 3, number 39, August 20, 1965; volume 12, number 22, February 9, 1973; volume 14, number 3, September 27, 1974

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OP1 5 Newspapers: National Association of Black Social Workers News, volume 1, number 1, January 1972 OP1 5 Newspapers: Palante, volume 3, number 2, January 29, 1971 OP1 5 Newspapers: The People's Crusader, volume 11, number 1, March 2, 1973; volume 12, number 3, May 25, 1973 OP1 5 Newspapers: Sobu Newsletter, volume 1, number 5, December 19, 1970 OP1 5 Newspapers: Soul Force, volume 1, number 1, February 15, 1968 OP1 5 Newspapers: Third World, no. 8, undated; and three unnumbered, undated issues OP1 5 Newspapers: United Front News, unnumbered and undated issue OP1 5 Newspapers: The View Point, volume 8, number 2, February 25, 1972 OP1 5 Newspapers: The Western Sunrise, volume 1, number 5, February 1972 52 1 Newspapers: Unnamed Black student paper, Washington, D.C., February 8, 1968 52 2 Pamphlet: "African Names…," Black Nation Education Series #8 52 3 Pamphlet: "The Dilemmas of a Reconciler: Serving the East-West Conflict" by Richard K. Ullmann, Pendle Hill Pamphlet 131, 1963 52 4 Pamphlet: "Government and Politics in the West Indies, Trinidad and Togago" by Lloyd Best, TAPIA Pamphlets numbers 4 and 5, 13 June 1971 52 5 Pamphlet: "In Memoriam: El-Hajj Malik El-Shabazz, May 19, 1925-February 21, 1965," Committee for the College of Malcolm X, ca. early 1970s 52 6 Pamphlet: Institute of the Black World, circa 1970s 52 7 Pamphlets relating to Africa, ca. 1967-1971 52 8 Pamphlets relating to Africa printed for the Heritage Program, Community Action Institute, 1962-1965 52 9 Pamphlets relating to education, 1958-1969 52 10 Pamphlets relating to the Mennonite Church 52 11 Pamphlets relating to miscellaneous religious topics 52 12 Pamphlets relating to travel 52 13 Periodical: Celebrating Us (Little People), volume 1 number 1, January 1972 52 14 Periodical: Faith and Art, March/April [1972] 52 15 Periodical: Informations Catholiques Internationales, no. 439, September 1973 52 16 Periodical: Intellectual Education, volume 1, number 2, January 1970 53 1 Periodical: Literary magazines from Atlanta University [untitled], 1967-1970 53 2 Periodical: Probe, Spring, 1970 53 3 Periodical: Proud, volume 1 number 4, April 1970 53 4 Periodical: Radical America, volume 15, number 3, May-June 1971 53 5 Periodical: Scanlan's Monthly, volume 1, number 6, August 1970 53 6 Program: All Christian Peace Assembly, Prague, Vincent Harding, participant, 28 June-3 July 1964 53 7 Program: NDEA Institute in History, America and the Negro: The History of an Encounter, Spelman College, 12 June-29 July 1966

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53 8 Program: Central Methodist Church [Atlanta], 25 September 1966 53 9 Program: Price High School [Atlanta, GA], Senior Honor Society Assembly, Vincent Harding, speaker, program and holograph speech notes 12 December 1967 53 10 Program: Candler School of Theology, Chapel Service, sermon delivered by Vincent Harding, 15 February 1968 53 11 Program: "The Black Flame," presented by the 1968 Penny Festival, script by A.B. Spelman, poet in residence, Morehouse College, 23-25 February 1968 53 12 Program: NDEA Institute in History, America and the Negro: The History of an Encounter, Spelman College, 10 June-19 July 1968 53 13 Program: WETV and WABE [Atlanta], program schedule, July 1968 53 14 Program: The U.S. as a World Power: Internationalism and Limited War, seminar sponsored by Council on Relation and International Affairs, 10-13 October 1968 53 15 Program: Hilda Harris concert, sponsored by Miles College Lyceum Committee [Birmingham, AL], 9 February 1969 53 16 Program: Conference on Negro Colleges: Plenary Sessions [Boston]. 6-7 March 1969 53 17 Program: Funeral service for Slater Hunter King [Albany], 9 March 1969 53 18 Program: American Society of Church History, Spring Conference, 18-19 April 1969 53 19 Program: Symposium on Africa and the Third World, [Atlanta], 28 April-4 May 1969 53 20 Program: The Black Man in America, 350 Years, 1919-1969, Wayne State University, 5-6 May 1969 53 21 Program: Afro-American Identity Day, Bethel A.M.E. Church, Fall River [MA], 1969 53 22 Program: Black Liberation Awards, The Kuumba Workshop, early 1970s 53 23 Program: American Society of Christian Ethics, Eleventh Annual Meeting [Atlanta], 22-25 January 1970 53 24 Program: Black Christian National Convention [Detroit], 1-5 April 1970 53 25 Program: Black Arts Festival Week, Public Forum, Jackson State College, address by Vincent Harding, 17 April 1970 53 26 Program: African Heritage Studies Association, Second Annual Conference, Howard University, 1-3 May 1970 53 27 Program: Institute of Current World Affairs, Carnival Cuban Style, July 1970 53 28 Program: National Medical Association, 75th Annual Conference [Atlanta], special remarks by Vincent Harding, 6 August 1970 53 29 Program: Conference on African and African American Patriots, The Atlanta University Center, 3-5 December 1970 53 30 Program: Black History Week [Atlanta University?] 8-13 February 1971

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53 31 Program: Ceremony of the Unveiling of the Tombstone of Archibald Campbell Mzoliza Jordan [Madison, Wisconsin], 10 April 1971 53 32 Program: Education and Teacher Education for Central Pluralism, National Conference, Fordham University, 12-14 May 1971 53 33 Program: Association of Social and Behavioral Scientists, Thirty sixth Annual Meeting [Atlanta], 19-21 April 1972 53 34 Program: Black Culture Week, UCLA Committee on Fire Arts Productions, lecture by Vincent Harding, 17-25 May, ca. 1972 53 35 Program: A Service in Commemoration of the Forth-fourth Anniversary of the Birthday of The Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. [Atlanta], 15 January, 1973 53 36 Program: Georgia Tech Afro-American Association Black Awareness Week, 18-24 February 1973 53 37 Program: Convocation sponsored by Clark College, New York City, 27 February-2 March 1973 53 38 Program: National Archives Conference on Federal Archives as Sources for Research on Afro-Americans, Washington, D.C., 4-5 June 1973 54 1 Program: John Henry Memorial Authentic Blues and Gospel Festival, First Annual, 31 August-2 September 1973 54 2 Program: Action Conference on Corporate Militarism in the South, American Friends Service Committee, [High Point, North Carolina], 21-22 September 1973 54 3 Program: Black Slate Banquet [Detroit], 28 October 1973 54 4 Program: Fifty-seventh Annual Convocation, Howard University, School of Religion, 13-15 November 1973 54 5 Program: Memorial Services for Gwigwi Mrwebi, The Interdenominational Theological Center [Atlanta], 6 December 1973 54 6 Program: Commencement Exercises, State College of New York, College at Old Westbury, 8 June 1974 54 7 Program: Atlanta University Center Convocation, undated 54 8 Program: The Black Experience, Crowell College Culture Break, Vincent Harding, discussion leader, 11-13 April 19[??] 54 9 Program: An Evening in Black Education, Muhammad's Temple no. 15, Vincent Harding, guest speaker, undated 54 10 Program: A Symposium on the Life and Work of C.L.R. James, 31 January-5 February 19[??] 54 11 Program: Drama productions, various dates 54 12 Reports: Citywide Citizens Action Committee [Detroit] 1968 54 13 Reports: Conference on Political Science Curriculum, Southern University [Baton Rouge], 17-20 April 1969 54 14 Reports: Community Council of the Atlanta Area, Inc., Report Number 1, July 1968; Report Number 2, October 1968

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54 15 Reports: Ethnic Higher Education-Negro Colleges in the 1960s, Bureau of Applied Social Research, October 1966 54 16 Reports: Data Collection for the Comprehensive Study of Public Higher Education in the District of Columbia, Task I, Final Report, October 1971 54 17 Reports: Public Higher Education Demand and Enrollment Projections for the District of Columbia, Task II, ca. 1971 54 18 Reports: A Quaker Inquiry into Nonviolent National Defense, initial draft, American Friends Service Committee, May 1955 54 19 Reports: Student Seminar, Spelman College, July 1968 54 20 Reports: Windsor Advisory Committee on Employment, Ontario, May 1969 54 21 Reports: A Strategy for the Next Stage in Equal Rights: Metropolitan-Rural Development for Equal Opportunity, working draft, Spring 1966 54 22 Reprints: Alexander, Will W., " Phylon Profile, XI: John Hope," from Phylon, First Quarter, 1947 54 23 Reprints: Amini, Johari M., "An African Frame of Reference," from Black World (under the title "Re-Definition: Concept as Being"), 1972 54 24 Reprints: Ad Hoc Committee on the Triple Revolution, "The Triple Revolution," from Advertising Age Magazine, 6 April 1964 54 25 Reprints: Three reprints from The American Archivist, 1963-1964 54 26 Reprints: Anonymous, "Black World without End" from The Atlanta Inquirer, 7 August 1971 54 27 Reprints: Anonymous, "Black World without End. Amen." From Renewal Magazine, October-November 1970 54 28 Reprints: Bayer, Alan E. and Robert F. Boruch, "Black and White Freshmen Entering Four-Year Colleges, Educational Record, Fall 1969 54 29 Reprints: Bennett, Lerone, "Unity in the Black Community," from The Black Position, 1972 54 30 Reprints: Blauner, Robert, "Internal Colonialism and Ghetto Revolt," from Social Problems, volume 16, number 4, Spring 1969 54 31 Reprints: Bracey, John H., "The Graduate School Experience: A Black Student Viewpoint," from The Graduate Journal, volume 8, number 2, 1971 54 32 Reprints: Bullins, Ed., "Blood Chant," "Creation Spell," Spirit Enchantment," from Journal of Black Poetry, volume 1, no. 12, Summer-Fall 1969 54 33 Reprints: Catton, Bruce, "History-Making Idea," from THINK Magazine, 1965 54 34 Reprints: Close, Ellis, "Time Is Running Out," from Chicago Sun-Times, 21 May 1971 54 35 Reprints: Comer, James P., "The Social Power of the Negro," from Scientific American, volume 216, number 4, April 1967 54 36 Reprints: Crichton, Robert, "Our Air War," review of Air War: Vietnam by Frank Harvey, reprinted by concerned citizens from an undisclosed issue of New York Review of Books, 1967

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54 37 Reprints: Dillard, J.L., "Non-Standard Negro Dialects- Convergence or Divergence?" from The Florida FL Reporter, Fall 1968 54 38 Reprints: DuBois, Shirley Graham, "Letter from the Wife of W.E.B. DuBois," from The Black Panther, 21 December 1968 55 1 Reprints: Edmondson, Locksley, "Race and Human Rights in International Organizational and International Law- and Afro-American Interests: Analysis and Documentation," from Afro-American Studies, volume 2, 1971 55 2 Reprints: Genovese, Eugene, "The Influence of the Black Power Movement on Historical Scholarship: Reflections of a White Historian," Daedalus, Spring 1970 55 3 Reprints: Gleason, Philip, "American Catholic Higher Education: A Historical Perspective," from Hassenger, The Shape of Higher Education, 1967 55 4 Reprints: Glennan, Thomas, "A Q&A About the NIE," American Education, May 1973 55 5 Reprints: Gondos, Victor, "American Archival Architecture," from The Bulletin of the American Institute of Architects, September 1947 55 6 Reprints: Gullattee, Alyce C., "Exposure to Expo '67: A Trip Planned by Mental Patients, Journal of the National Medical Association," volume 60, number 5, September 1968 55 7 Reprints: Gullattee, Alyce C., "The Negro Psyche: Fact, Fiction and Fantasy," from Journal of the National Medical Association, volume 61, number 2, March 1969 55 8 Reprints: Harrison, Bennett, "Education and Unemployment in the Urban Ghetto," from The American Economic Review, volume 62, number 5, December 1972 55 9 Reprints: Jencks, Christopher and David Riesman, "The American Negro College," from Harvard Educational Review, volume 37, number 1, November 1967 55 10 Reprints: Johnson, Manning, "Color Communism and Common Sense," American Opinion Reprints, 1958 55 11 Reprints: Johnson, Tobe, "Black Studies: Their Origin, Present State, and Prospects," from The Proceedings of the Twenty-fifth Annual Meeting of the American Conference of Academic Deans, 13 January 1969 55 12 Reprints: Kennedy, John F., "Text of Kennedy's Speech to Ministers," from Chicago Daily News, 13 September 1960 55 13 Reprints: Kent, George E., "Richard Wright: Blackness and the Adventure of Western Culture, from CLA Journal, volume 12, number 4, June 1969 55 14 Reprints: Kornegay, Francis A., Commentary: Zimbabwe Nationalism in Southern Rhodesia," from A Current Bibliography on African Affairs, volume 2, number 2 (New Series), February 1969 55 15 Reprints: Lemisch, Jesse, "Listening to the ‘Inarticulate'," from Journal of Social History, volume 3, number 1, Fall 1969

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55 16 Reprints: "Let's Talk About China Today," essays from The Political Quarterly, July-September 1964 55 17 Reprints: Lynch, Acklyn R., "Blueprint for change," from Black Books Bulletin, 1972 55 18 Reprints: McCarthy, Terence, "The Garrison Economy," from The Columbia University Forum, volume 9, number 4, Fall 1966 55 19 Reprints: Martin, M.L., "Prophetism in the Congo: Origin and Development of an Independent African Church," from Ministry Theological Review for Africa, volume 8, number 4, October 1968 55 20 Reprints: Martin, Warren Bryan, "Cooperating with Inexorable Change," Educational Record, Winger 1972 55 21 Reprints: Marx, Gary T., "Religion: Opiate or Inspiration of Civil Rights Militancy among Negroes:" American Sociological Review, volume 32, number 1, February 1967 55 22 Reprints: Mead, Sidney E., "From Coercion to Persuasion," from Church History, volume 25, number 4, December 1956 55 23 Reprints: Meier, August and Elliott Rudwick, "The Boycott Movement against Jim Crow Streetcars in the South, 1900-1906," from Journal of American History, volume 55, number 4, March 1969 55 24 Reprints: Meier, August and Elliott Rudwick, "How CORE Began," from Social Science Quarterly, volume 49, number 4, March 1969 55 25 Reprints: Meier, August and Elliott Rudwick, "Negro Boycotts of Jim Crow in Schools in the North, 1897-1925," from Integrated Education, volume 5, number 4, August-September 1967 55 26 Reprints: Morrill, Richard L., "The Negro Ghetto: Problems and Alternatives," The Geological Review, volume 55, number 3, July 1965 55 27 Reprints: Neusner, Jacob, "Judaism in Late Antiquity (Review Essay)," from A Quarterly Journal of Jewish Life and Thought, volume 15, number 2, Spring 1966 55 28 Reprints: Neusner, Jacob, "New Perspectives on Babylonian Jewry in the Tannaitic Age," from Judaica, 22:2, June 1966 55 29 Reprints: Niblett, W. Roy, "Jottings," from Change magazine, Volume 5, number 2, 1973 55 30 Reprints: Nonviolence, reprints from various authors, 1965-1966 55 31 Reprints: Pifer, Alan, "The Higher Education of Blacks in the United States," The Alfred and Winifred Hoernle Memorial Lecture for 1973, 1 August 1973 55 32 Reprints: Preiswerk, A.R., "Race and Colour in International Relations," from Yearbook of World Affairs, volume 24, 1970 55 33 Reprints: Rosenblum, Art, "Bringing the Dawn," from The Distant Drummer, 18 December 1969 55 34 Reprints: Schechter, Dan, Michael Ansara and David Kolodney, "The CIA Is an Equal Opportunity Employer," from Ramparts, unspecified date

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55 35 Reprints: Silber, John R. "The Pollution of Time," from the Center Magazine, volume 4, number 5, September-October 1971 55 36 Reprints: Sprunger, Charles, "Tshiluba Radio New Arm of the Congo Church," from Missions Today, November 1966 55 37 Reprints: Starobin, Robert, "Disciplining Industrial Slaves in the Old South," The Journal of Negro History, volume 53, number 2, April 1968 55 38 Reprints: White, Gilbert F., "Lower Mekong: A Proposal for a Peaceful and Honorable Resolution of the Conflict in South Vietnam," from Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, December 1964 55 39 Reprints: Wilson, Prince E., "What White Americans Should Know About Negro History," reprinted by Associated Press, August 1968 55 40 Reprints: Zangrando, Joanna Schneider and Robert L. Zangrando, "Black Protest: A Rejection of the American Dream," from Journal of Black Studies, volume 1 number 2, December 1970 55 41 Miscellaneous: "Where in the World…?" annual index of war/peace information aids and services, New York Peace Information Center, June 1964 55 42 Miscellaneous: "The Negro Rebellion, Past, Present, Future: A Series of Lectures by President Albert E. Manley," Spelman College, 1966 OP1 6 Miscellaneous: Promotional poster regarding address by Vincent Harding, "Beyond Civil Rights," presented by Student Events Committee, Spelman College, April 17, 1967 55 43 Miscellaneous: Centro Intercultural de Documentation, 1069-1970 55 44 Miscellaneous: Occasional Papers, Center for Black Studies, Northern Illinois University, 1973 55 45 Miscellaneous: "The New Student," occasional paper, The Church Society for College Work, undated

53 Vincent Harding papers, 1952-2014 Manuscript Collection No. 868 Series 8 Photographs, 1953-1972 Box 56

Scope and Content Note Photographs include members of the Harding family, family friends, and snapshots of unidentified individuals photographed at church functions.

Arrangement Note Arranged in chronological.

Box Folder Content 56 1 Vincent Harding in casual dress, trees in background, July 1953 56 2 Unidentified woman with glasses in casual pose, trees in background, July 1953 56 3 Vincent Harding in military uniform, October 1953 56 4 Unidentified young woman, September, 1956 56 5 Carolyn and Cynthia Neufeld with Helen Vincent; Iris Robinson, standing, circa 1958 56 6 Warner Jackson, December 1959 56 7 Vincent and Rosemarie Vincent wedding photographs, 10 August 1960 56 8 Congregations entering/leaving various Mennonite churches; views of unidentified town and countryside; unidentified individuals, early 1960s? 56 9 Martin Luther King, Jr. with Coretta Scott King in formal family photograph with their four children, mid 1960s 56 10 Vincent Harding with members of Bluffton College faculty, 1967, with letter from Christine Purves 56 11 Thomas Merton with the Dalai Lama, Northern India, November 1968, with letter from P[?] Ferry 56 12 Vincent Harding with Richard Long and unidentified individuals, Atlanta, 1969 56 13 Vincent Harding, publicity photos, ca. late 1960s 56 14 Unidentified man in sandals and white clothing, April 1970 56 15 Vincent and Shirley Graham DuBois, on steps of DuBois' former residence and home of the Institute of the Black World, Atlanta, Georgia, January 1971 56 16 Unidentified individuals at the shore; unidentified woman in front of large tree, September 1971 56 17 Vincent Harding with unidentified individual (color), August 1972 56 18 Two Tharpe sisters, (color), 1972 56 19 Families: Elmer and LaVera Neufeld with children, Virgil and Joanne Vogt with children, and Rev. Paul and Lois King with children, various dates 56 20 Vincent Harding in peace march, undated 56 21 Vincent and Rosemarie Harding in front of Mennonite House; rural house with unidentified individuals and large dog, undated

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56 22 Rosemarie Harding with unidentified individual, undated 56 23 Churches; groups of unidentified individuals; bodies of water, undated 56 24 Couples: Don and Elinor Wismer, Elmer and LaVera Neufeld, and Melvin and Ruth Gingrich, undated 56 25 Unidentified group seated on benches in grove of trees, undated 56 26 Unidentified woman playing piano; child posed beside radio, undated 56 27 Negatives, various dates 56 28 Slides of Vincent Harding and unidentified individuals, undated

55 Vincent Harding papers, 1952-2014 Manuscript Collection No. 868 Series 9 Personal papers, 1952-1973 Boxes 57 - 59

Scope and Content Note The personal papers consist of calendars (1967-1973); family correspondence (1961-1973) and general correspondence (1962-1973); a small number of legal and financial papers; and Vincent Harding's vita.

Arrangement Note Arranged in alphabetical order by format.

Box Folder Content 57 1 Address book, 1964-1966 57 2 Awards presented to Vincent Harding, 1953-1970; see also, Citation below 57 3 Calendar pages, 1964 57 4 Calendar and notes, 1967 57 5 Calendar and calendar pages, 1968 57 6 Calendar and notes, 1969 57 7 Calendar and itineraries, 1970 57 8 Calendar, 1971 57 9 Calendar page, March 1972 57 10 Calendar, 1973 57 11 Children's work: students in Rosemarie Harding's class 57 12 Christmas cards, 1969 57 13 Christmas cards, 1971 58 1 Christmas cards, various dates [1 of 2] 58 2 Christmas cards, various dates [2 of 2] OP1 7 Citation of Meritorious Achievement, presented to Vincent Harding by the National Association of Television and Radio Announcers, Inc., August 16, 1969 58 3 Columbia Journalism School, Alumni Report, May 1968 58 4 Correspondence, family, 1961-1973 and undated 58 5 Correspondence, general, 1962-1970 58 6 Correspondence, general, 1971-1973 and undated 58 7 Greeting cards, various dates 59 1 Greeting cards and invitations, various dates 59 2 Inventory of Vincent Harding library, 23 April 1966 59 3 Legal and financial papers 59 4 Microcosm [yearbook, City College of New York], 1952 59 5 Miscellaneous papers 59 6 Passport, Vincent Harding, 1964

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59 7 Residences, notes 59 8 Royalty statement, 1972 59 9 Society for Religion in Higher Education, fellowship application, 1970 59 10 Untitled poem by Rosemarie Harding, 1 p., undated 59 11 Vita, Vincent Harding 59 12 Wedding napkins printed for marriage of Vincent and Rosemarie Harding, August 10, 1960

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Scope and Content Note This series contains audio and video material of Vincent Harding from 1973 and 2012.

Box Folder Content AV1 - "The Black Experience, Higher Education and the Issue of Survival," March 21, 1973 [original: reel to reel tape] [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bt59r][Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id bt58m] AV1 - "Catching up with King: Campus Dialog with Vincent Harding," Emory University, April 3, 2012 [original: VHS] [Digital/digitized copy available in the Reading Room: id pnjgk]

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Scope and Content Note Born digital materials include files taken from 146 3.5" floppy disks, four Zip disks, two optical discs, and one external hard drive. Materials part of the 2017 addition. Files include articles and electronic clippings, documents, photographs, teaching materials, and Veterans of Hope materials dating from 1995 to 2005.

Arrangement Note Arranged into four folders: (1) Floppy disks, (2) Hard drive, (3) Optical discs, and (4) Zip disks.Access copies retain original folder titles and file names.

Restrictions on access Access to processed born digital materials is only available in the Stuart A. Rose Manuscript, Archives, and Rare Book Library (the Rose Library). Use of the original digital media is restricted.

Processing Note Forensic disk images were created from the floppy disks using Kryoflux, and from the Zip disks, optical discs, and hard drive using GuyMager. Individual files were extracted using FTK Imager and scanned for viruses using McAfee’s anti-virus software; none were found. Duplicate and system files have been removed, and files were scanned for personally identifiable information; none were found. Text-based files were migrated to PDF using Adobe Acrobat and image files were migrated to JPG using Microsoft Paint. File dates have been changed from the original creation date. Access copies retain original folder titles and file names.

Box Folder Content RRL Access copies of processed born digital material [Reading room access ONLY] AV3 Born digital material

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Processing Additions recieved in 2017 were packed in Denver, Colorado by Pellom McDaniels, III, Curator of African American Collections, and Sarah Quigley, Manuscript Archivist. Material is described by record type with original box numbers (assigned by appraiser James Ciletti during appraisal) in brackets at the end.

Harding's Home Box Folder Content 60 Vincent Harding and Rosemarie Harding travels, correspondence, honorary degrees, 1988-1991 61 Correspondence; 1979-1980; 1988-1990, honorary degrees Swarthmore and George Washington University 62 Rosemarie Harding research on Ida Wells; includes her dissertation, two miscellaneous folders 63 Miscellaneous correspondence 1978-91 and 1984-85 64 Articles and correspondence 1985; correspondence 1984-1988 65 Correspondence, miscellaneous, 1991 66 Correspondence, 1986-1990 67 Files by subject, circa 1987 68 Correspondence and files 69 Periodicals 70 Periodicals; article files 1988; correspondence 1986 71 Files, correspondence with organizations, September 17, 1992 72 Correspondence, 1988, and other material 73 Periodicals and books 74 Correspondence: organizational, 1992; and Vincent Harding dissertation files 75 Subject files, articles 76 Periodicals 77 Correspondence (individual files), 1987 78 Periodicals 79 Correspondence and letters, 1984 80 Diary 1962-1970; last papers from office 81 Correspondence, organizational files, 1993 82 Correspondence and engagements 1989, 1992, course material, student papers, 1991-1992 83 Institute of the Black World and correspondence with organizations

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84 Correspondence 1992 and notebook "KARISE 1982," phone message books 1992-1993, correspondence and writings 1989-1990 85 Iliff files student and faculty, 1982-1983 86 Correspondence 1983, engagements 1982, writings and correspondence 87 Writings 1982, 1984 and correspondence 1990, miscellaneous 1989, correspondence 1983 88 Correspondence 1989-1990, course work 1988, diary January-June 1991, Racial Justice Award medal 1992 89 Correspondence and research papers, 1985; There is a River draft and files 90 Periodicals 91 Correspondence and writings, 1990; diary, calendar 1989 92 Periodicals, AME Christian Recorder microfilm, 1865 forward 93 Periodicals and books 94 Correspondence 1988, 1990 and 1979 95 Correspondence 1989, 1990 96 Papers and correspondence 1968, correspondence 1987, "Preschool Playhouse" teaching kits 97 Periodicals 98 Periodicals 99 Rosemarie Harding course 1984, correspondence 1984-1985, correspondence 1990, 1997 100 Correspondence on organizations, 1992 101 Correspondence 1992 102 From basement: materials reviewed by Rachel: VH & RMH documents mid 1980s -mid 1990s 103 From basement: materials reviewed by Rachel: VH & RMH documents mid 1980s -mid 1990s 104 From basement: materials reviewed by Rachel: VH & RMH documents mid 1980s -mid 1990s

Harding Iliff Office 105 Engagements, 1989-92 106 Engagements, 1989-92 107 Engagements, 1984-June 1998 108 Engagements, June 1998-Sept 1999 109 Engagements, July 1990-May 1995 110 Engagements, June 1995-Aug 1995 111 Engagements, Feb 1993-Aug 1994 112 Engagements, Jan 1993-1998 (out of order) 113 Engagements, 1996-1997 (out of order), Iliff current notes, faculty committees, Board of Trustees, faculty who worked on justice & peace, Harding's students

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114 Correspondence and files 1996, research on Ida Wells, misc. 115 Correspondence 1980-1986 116 Correspondence 1986-1988, 2 dissertations, 2 diaries 117 Harding's writings (drafts) 118 Periodicals 119 Periodicals 120 Periodicals 121 Rosemarie Harding papers, work on Ida Wells 122 Union graduate school, Yellow Springs, Ohio, 1977-1978, long distance learning

From file cabinets 123 Harding course work 1982-1987, Pendle Hill 124 Harding course work to 1988 125 Harding's classes, Fall 1987-89 126 Harding's classes, 1981-1983, 1993 127 Harding's classes 1981-1983 128 Harding's classes to 1993 129 Periodicals 130 Harding correspondence, mostly 1989, some 1981 131 Correspondence and articles, 1982-87 132 Correspondence and articles, 1987; Iliff classes, planning 1996 133 Iliff classes and material, 1993 forward 134 Iliff classes and material, 1993 forward 135 Periodicals 136 Institute of the Black World 1982 forward 137 Engagements, 1984 138 Correspondence files by name 139 Student files 1982-1983; course work, 1982-1990 140 Course work, 1982-1990 141 There is a River promotion and publication, publishing projects 142 Publications, 1973 forward, misc. files 143 There is a River, corrected typescript 144 Research files with correspondence, Marcus Garvey, one copy of There is a River 145 Periodicals

2017 additions 146 - Writings, undated [W13, W15] 147 - Writings, undated [W15, W16] 148 - Writings, circa 1970-1973 [W2]

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149 - Writings, undated [W1] 150 - Travel writing, The Other American Revolution 151 - Writings, undated [B5, W11, W12] 152 - Correspondence, engagement files, Iliff files [SL57] 153 - Notebooks and correspondence [SL72] 154 - Correspondence and subject files, undated [W18] 155 - Correspondence, by name, undated [W17] 156 - Subject files [SL50] 157 - Notebooks [B13] 157 - Correspondence and engagement files, 2012 [SL68] 157 - Subject files [Miscellaneous] 158 - Correspondence and engagement files [SL53] 159 - Correspondence and subject files, circa 2000-2009 [SL69] 160 - Correspondence, by name, undated [W17] 160 - Writings, 1974-1989 [W6] 161 - Writings, 1974-1983 [W5] 162 - Correspondence and engagement files [SL53] 162 - Subject files [SL6] 163 - Blackslide and CRPI [SL3] 163 - Subject files [SL56] 164 - Writings and research files [SL43] 165 - Correspondence [SL65] 165 - Subject files [SL49] 165 - Subject files [SL36] 166 - Subject files [SL49] 167 - Notes and correspondence, circa 2005 [SL45] 167 - Phone message logs and appointment books [SL60] 168 - Date books and notebooks, 1999-2000, 2002-2006 [B3] 168 - Writings and subject files [SL51] 169 - Writings and subject files [SL51] 170 - Writings and research files [SL43] 170 - Notebooks and subject files [SL44] 171 - Writings and research files [SL43] 172 - Notebooks and family correspondence [N+C1] 172 - Phone message logs and appointment books [SL60] 173 - Writings, 1990-1993 [W4] 174 - Veterans of Hope [VOHP1] 175 - Hope and History and subject files [SL61] 175 - There Is a River [SL64]

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176 - Writings, circa 2004-2008 [W10] 176 - Teaching files [SL70] 177 - Teaching files [SL70] 178 - Writings, 1986-1987, 1994-1996 [W9] 179 - Writings, 2009-2013 [W3] 179 - Printed material, 2009 [B10] 180 - Subject files, circa 2006-2011 [SL67] 181 - Rosemarie Freeney Harding Brazil and Japan files [SL52] 181 - Subject and engagement files 182 - Correspondence and organizational files [SL27] 182 - Rosemarie Freeney Harding files [SL15] 183 - Correspondence and subject files, undated [SL37] 183 - Correspondence, undated [SL34] 183 - Printed material [SL41] 184 - Correspondence and subject files, undated [SL37] 184 - Notebooks, correspondence, and subject files [SL46] 185 - Writings and teaching files, circa 1987 [SL33] 186 - Iliff files, 1990s [F4] 186 - Subject files [SL20] 187 - Correspondence and engagement files, undated [SL32 VH] 188 - Correspondence, 2009-2013 [VH Correspondence] 188 - Project files [SL17] 189 - Teaching files, 1998-1999 [SL62] 189 - Cards and notes [C + N 1] 190 - Correspondence and engagement files, 1996-2001 [F6] 190 - Subject files [SL20] 191 - Correspondence and organizational files [SL27] 191 - Iliff files, 1990s [F4] 191 - Morehouse files [SL19] 192 - Teaching files, correspondence, and journals, circa 1970-1980s [SL59] 192 - Subject files [SL30] 193 - Teaching files, correspondence, and journals, circa 1970-1980s [SL59] 193 - Project files [SL17] 194 - Correspondence and student files [SL24] 194 - Engagement files [SL29] 195 - Correspondence and engagement files [SL25] 196 - Engagement files [SL29] 197 - Correspondence and engagement files, 1996-2001 [F6] 197 - Writings, circa 1987-2004 [SL34]

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198 - Writings and subject files [W14] 198 - Writings, circa 1963-1967 [W7] 199 - Subject files [SL23] 200 - Correspondence and student files [SL24] 200 - Subject files [SL23] 201 - Correspondence and engagement files [SL25] 201 - Writings, circa 1963-1967 [W7] 202 - Correspondence, 1988-1995 [SL9] 202 - Subject files and engagement files [SL38] 203 - Writings: There Is a River drafts [SL14] 203 - Subject files and printed material [SL40] 204 - Subject files [SL21] 204 - Subject files and engagement files [SL38] 205 - Rosemarie Freeney Harding Brazil and Japan files [SL52] 206 - There Is a River drafts [SL14] 206 - Correspondence, 1988-1995 [SL9] 207 - Index card files [SL28] 207 - Rosemarie Freeney Harding research files [SL13] 208 - Files from Harding's desk [1] [VH Desk] 208 - Writings and subject files, circa 1960-2000 [F7] 209 - Subject files, undated [SL8] 209 - Research files, undated [F1] 209 - Rosemarie Freeney Harding notebooks and writings [SL73] 210 - Correspondence, by name, undated [SL26] 210 - Rosemarie Freeney Harding research [SL13] 210 - Subject files, undated [SL2] 211 - Subject files, undated [SL8] 211 - Writings, 1968-1970, 1984 [W8] 212 - Writings, 1968-1970, 1984 [W8] 212 - Writings and subject files, circa 1960-2000 [F7] 213 - Correspondence, by name, undated [SL26] 214 - Subject files [L1] 215 - Files from Harding's desk [2] [VH Desk] 215 - Subject files, undated [SL31] 216 - Rosemarie Freeney Harding research [SL13] 216 - Iliff notes 217 - Engagements, 1996-2000 [SL1] 217 - Subject files, circa 1970s [F2] 218 - Engagements, 1996-2000 [SL1]

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219 - Scrapbooks, Cropperville work camps/American Friends Service Committee, 1941-1942 [F2] 220 - Books [1] [B6, B8, B12] 221 - Books [2] [B1, B13] 222 - Books [3] [W13, B5] 223 - Periodicals and newspapers [1] [SL48, SL66] 224 - Books [4] [W13, B7, B6] 225 - Books [5] [B11, B4] 226 - Periodicals and newspapers [2] [SL18] 227 - Periodicals and newspapers [3] [SL18] 228 - Periodicals and newspapers [4] [SL16, SL58] 229 - Periodicals and newspapers [5] [SL48] 229 - Books [6] [SL66, VOHP Box 1] 230 - Books [7] [SL42] 230 - Periodicals and newspapers [6] [SL42, SL61, Box 10] 231 - Periodicals and newspapers [7] [SL6, SL16] 232 - Periodicals and newspapers [8] [SL4] 232 - Books [8] [SL4] 233 - Books [9] [B6, W15] 234 - Books [10] [SL10] 235 - Periodicals and newspapers [9] [SL58, SL65] 235 - Books [11] [SL36] 236 - Books [12] [SL23, W14, SL31, B2, SL12] 237 - Periodicals and newspapers [10] [SL18] 238 - Books [13] [B5, B14] 239 - Books [14] [B9, SL19, SL73, B2] 240 - Books [15] [B10] 241 - Periodicals and newspapers [11] [SL54, SL40] AV2 - Audiovisual material: 23 video tapes [V1] AV3 - Audiovisual material AV4 - Audiovisual material: 2 DVDs and 1 video tape [VOHP1]; 6 video tapes and 8 audiocassettes [SL22]; 84 audiocassettes and 1 video tape [SL63] AV5 - Audiovisual material: 16 audiocassettes, 3 CDs [SL12]; [SL40 but no AV listed in appraisal] AV6 - Audiovisual material: 20 video tapes [SL39] AV7 - Audiovisual material: 22 audiocassettes, one video tape [SL72]; 23 video tapes [V1] AV8 - Audiovisual material: 38 video tapes [SL47] AV9 - Audiovisual material: 43 total audiocassettes and video tapes [AV]

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AV10 - Audiovisual material: 60 audio tapes [T1]; 20 CDs [W15] [also some items from box AV] AV11 - Audiovisual material: 37 audiocassettes [B6]; 46 audiocassettes [SL47]; 14 tapes [SL Tapes] CLP3 - Ojeda Penn records, "All Is One," 1983 (commercial recording) [original: phonograph] CLP3 - Ojeda Penn records, "Happiness," 1980 (commercial recording) [original: phonograph]

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