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The Politics of a Black Architect in Postwar Murphy 1 Jack Murphy – HIST 587 Bibliography Newspapers The Houston Chronicle (Houston, TX). Houston Forward Times (Houston, TX). Sources Adams, Michael. “The Incompara le Success o" Paul R. Williams,& in A"rican American Architects in Current Practice, ed. Jac( Tra)is. New Yor(, Princeton Architectural #ress, 1..-. Armstron/, 'r., Donald E.. “2ric( Ma(in/ and the Production o" Place at the Tus(e/ee Institute.& In !pace Un)eiled, In)isi le Cultures in the Desi/n Studio, ed. Carla Jac(son 2ell. London, $outled/e Research in Architecture, 26-7. 2arr, Alwyn. 2lac( Te8ans, A History o" A"rican Americans in Te8as, 195:;-..9. !econd edition. Norman, Uni)ersity o" Oklahoma Press, 1..=. “>2lac( solidarity brou/ht the boom.>& 1 ony. June 1.?-. Accessed No)em er 1:, 26-?, via Goo/le Boo(s. 2ryce, Mary. “Full o" Li/ht,& East. May 36, 26-?. Accessed No)em er 17, 26-?. Bhttp,CCwww.eastsideatx.comCDohn;chase;architectureCE. 2ullard, Ro ert D. 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