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Finding Aid for

KATHRYN EMERSON AND DR. JAMES C. BUNTIN PAPERS

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OVERVIEW

REPOSITORY: Benson Ford Research Center

The Henry Ford

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Dearborn, MI 48124-5029

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ACCESSION NUMBER: 2004.84

CREATOR: Buntin, James C., 1921-1998

Emerson-Buntin, Kathryn Enid, 1940-2004

TITLE: Kathryn Emerson and Dr. James C. Buntin Papers

INCLUSIVE DATES: 1949-1990

QUANTITY: 30 cubic ft. (31 boxes) and 15 pieces of clothing

LANGUAGE: The materials are in English

ABSTRACT: The Kathryn Emerson and Dr. James C. Buntin Papers

contain correspondence, clippings, publications, books,

academic and professional papers and other materials

primarily related to their work in elementary and multi-

cultural education, civil rights and welfare rights.


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ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMATION

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yet been prepared for routine service (i.e. housed for safe

handling, labeled, and cataloged). Access may be restricted

in order to maintain physical and intellectual control, and is

at the discretion of archives personnel. Researchers

interested in access to unprocessed collections should

contact Benson Ford Research Center staff to discuss

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PROCESSING INFORMATION: Collection processed by Peter Kalinski, Adrian Rosado and

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DESCRIPTION INFORMATION: Original collection inventory list prepared by Peter

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BIOGRAPHICAL/HISTORICAL NOTE

Kathryn Enid Emerson (1940-2004) was a long-time resident of Ann Arbor, Michigan, where

she worked for many years on civil rights and other social causes, including welfare rights and

welfare reform, women’s rights, and anti-war efforts.

Dr. James Clarence Buntin was born July 6, 1921, in Boston, Massachusetts. He was a Navy

veteran of both World War II and the Korean War. Dr. Buntin received Bachelor and Master’s

degrees from Springfield College in Massachusetts, and taught in the Springfield Public Schools

from 1949 to 1950. He then earned a Masters of Education degree from University of Arizona in

1954, and worked as a teacher, counselor, psychometrist, child welfare and attendance counselor,

and as assistant director of long-range planning for the Stockton, California, Unified School

District from 1954 to 1969. Dr. Buntin earned his PhD from the University of Michigan School

of Education in 1972, and was an administrator and teacher in the Ann Arbor Public Schools. Dr.

Buntin died on August 28, 1998.

SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE

The Kathryn Emerson and Dr. James C. Buntin Papers are arranged in six series, with one

addendum.

The Kathryn Emerson series consists of correspondence, publications, community organization

material, mental health and child welfare publications and newsletters, and welfare activism

material related to Ms. Emerson’s work and life in the Ann Arbor and Southeastern Michigan

area.

The Dr. James C. Buntin series includes correspondence, publications, photographs, and

educational program material related to Dr. Buntin’s work in elementary and multi-cultural

education. Also included are materials describing his early education, doctorial work at the

University of Michigan, and employment and work in the Stockton (Calif.) and Ann Arbor

(Mich.) school systems.

The Periodicals and Reports series consists periodicals and academic and professional reports

primarily focused on African American history and multi-cultural education.

The Interviews series consists of two audio interviews with family members of Ms. Emerson

and Dr. Buntin.

The Ephemera series is made up of clothing, protest and informational posters, clippings and

advocacy buttons. Researchers should note that the clothing and accessory items are housed and

shelved separately from the rest of the collection.

The Books series and Books Addendum series consists of several hundred books considered to

be from the personal library of Dr. Buntin.


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ARRANGEMENT

The collection is arranged in seven series:

Kathryn Emerson

Dr. James C. Buntin

Periodicals and Reports

Interviews

Ephemera

Posters

Buttons and Pins

Clothing and Accessories

Books

Books Addendum

SUBJECT TERMS

Names, Personal and Corporate

Buntin, James C., 1921-1998

Emerson-Buntin, Kathryn Enid, 1940-2004

Subjects

Education

African Americans

Welfare

Geographic

Stockton (Calif.)

Ann Arbor (Mich.)

Genre and Form

Correspondence

Posters

Photographs

Buttons

Clothing


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CONTAINER LIST

Box no. Description

KATHRYN EMERSON

Box 1

Publications from the Office of State Representative, Perry Bullard, circa 1975

“Where It’s At: A Research Guide for Community Organizing”, Jill Hamberg, 1967

Flyer, “Enact: Environmental Action for Survival: Teach-In on the Environment”,

1970

Directory of Governmental Agencies and Citizen Action Groups, circa 1975

Medicaid - Health Care Issues, 1972-1973

Report, “Billions For Band-Aids”, Medical Committee for Human Rights, 1972

Planning Grant Application, Comprehensive Health Planning Council of Southeastern

Michigan, 1970-1975

Meeting Minutes, Washtenaw County Community Mental Health Center Community

Agents Meeting, 18 March 1970

Comprehensive Health Planning Committee, 1969-1973 (2 folders; includes materials

regarding the Comprehensive Health Planning Council of Southeastern Michigan

(Emerson was a member of the Council Nominating and Membership

Committee); also includes materials regarding relocation of St. Joseph Mercy

Hospital in Ann Arbor)

Democratic Socialists, 1985-1986 (includes one copy of “the People” published by

the Socialist Labor Party, and newsletters from the Democratic Socialists of

American/Ann Arbor)

SNCC (SNICK) Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee, 1963, 1971 and

undated (includes copy of 1963 Look article on the SNCC and three “Free Angela

Davis” flyers)

“Up Against The Wall Street Journal”, 1972 (2 issues)

Youth Liberation Front, undated

Student Advocacy Center, 1976-1978, 1981 (RESTRICTED)

NCLC - National Caucus of Labor Committees, 1971-1972

Environmental, 1974, 1976 and 1980

“Drinking Water Protection Through Land Use Planning”, 26 April 1996 (packet

from conference presented by the Huron River Watershed Council; includes

agenda, handouts, and notes)

Baby-bottle Scandal, December 1977 (reprint of “The Bottle Baby Scandal”, by

Barbara Garson, Mother Jones magazine, December 1977)

Crusade Against Hunger, 1970-1973, 1981, 1989

Police Surveillance, 1970, 1975-1976 (RESTRICTED)

Citizen’s Committee to End Political Surveillance- C.C.E.P.S, 1976-1978

Reports on Welfare and Poverty, 1970-1971 (4 items)

“Manual On Public Assistance”, Michigan Legal Services Assistance Program, circa

1972

“Supplemental Security Income Program Advocates Manual”, National Welfare

Rights Organization, circa 1975


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“Handbook for Michigan Welfare and Food Stamp Advocates”, Michigan Legal

Services Food Litigation Project, Michigan Legal Services, circa 1975

“The Welfare Fighter”, National Welfare Rights Organization, 1970-1972 (3 folders)

“Food Rights Campaign”, National Welfare Rights Organization, circa 1974

Box 2 Welfare and Welfare Rights, 1968-1975, 1980 (4 folders; clippings, flyers,

publications; includes materials from the State of Michigan, the Michigan

Welfare Rights Organization and the National Welfare Rights Organization

(NWRO)) (RESTRICTED)

VISTA, 1978

Westside Mothers (A.D.C), 1966-1971

Death of Dr. George Wiley, Welfare Rights Org. Activist, 1973 (Wiley founded the

National Welfare Rights Organization (NWRO); includes clippings and invitation

to testimonial dinner)

Project Conscience, 1970

Welfare Rights Organization (WRO) Membership Lists, 1968-1971 (RESTRICTED)

Live on a Welfare Budget, 1970

Welfare Advocacy Program, Inc., 1979-1980 (includes articles of incorporation,

applications for employer identification number, federal tax information

Friends Bibliography on Poverty / Racism, circa 1972 (3 copies)

Legal Aid Society, 1968-1969, 1976, 1980 (RESTRICTED)

“Michigan Nonprofit Corporation Law: A Legal Guide for Community

Organizations”, Michigan Legal Services, 1975

Welfare Forms, 1969-1970 (RESTRICTED)

National Welfare Rights Organization (NWRO) Publications, 1967-1974 (2 folders)

“The Welfare Advocate” Newsletter, 1976-1979

Welfare and Community Organizing Publications, 1966-1980 (includes copy of “Up

Against The Wall Street Journal”, January 1970, which contains column written

by Kate Emerson”)

Unprocessed

Misc. Correspondence, circa 1965-1972

Misc. Newspaper Articles, 1972-1996

A2 Public Housing Tenants Organization 1972-1973

Miscellaneous Personal Materials, 1979 (includes cloth belt and sash)

Box 3 Election Inspector, Ann Arbor Public Schools, 1982

Periodicals, 1964 (30 November 1964 issue of U.S. News & World Report)

“Sanity Now!”, Newsletter, 1973

Foster Care, 1975-1982 (3 folders; includes information regarding establishment by

Kate Emerson of a foster care family home focused on teenagers)

Inventory of Housing Services, Washtenaw County, 1974 (Questionnaire and 2

copies of report)

Arrowwood Housing Co-Op, 1967-1978 (includes copy of 1967-1968 City of Ann

Arbor Annual Report)


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Lawsuit-DSS, 1974-1976 (material related to legal actions between Kate Emerson,

Arrowwood Hills Cooperative, and the Michigan Department of Social Services

BEDL- Black Economic Development League, 1970-1971 (RESTRICTED)

Black Economic Development League, Washtenaw County, Progress Reports, 1974-

1975 (2 copies of report for 1974)

Economic Justice Publications, 1970-1976

Ann Arbor Model Cities Program - Economic, 1971-1972

Model Cities Dental Clinic, 1975-1977

Committee for Political Development, Publications, 1972-1974

Religious Writings and Publications, 1962-1986

SCLC - Southern Christian Leadership Conference, undated

InterFaith Council, 1974-1978 (publications and newsletters of the Interfaith Council

of Congregations (IFCC))

Women's Liberation Issues, 1962, 1970-1975, 1990 (clippings, writings, publications,

book lists, periodicals)

Women Strike for Peace - Disarmament, 1961-1986

Women’s Conference on Indochina, Toronto, Canada, April 1971 (packet includes

conference schedule, and flyers and pamphlets from several anti-Vietnam War

organizations)

Commission on the Status of Women, Washtenaw County, Michigan, 1970

Unprocessed

1961-1971 (4 folders)

Circa 1971-1977 (pamphlets on welfare and misc articles)

Clippings, 1963-1989 (primarily from The Ann Arbor News; includes two articles on

James Buntin)

Notes and Correspondence, undated (includes remembrance of Kate Emerson (Aunt

Kate) from a niece/nephew)

Correspondence, 1967-1982 (RESTRICTED)

“The Meeting Will Come to Order”, Harold Sponberg, circa 1971 (6 copies;

published by Michigan State University Cooperative Extension Service; bulletin

294)

Students for a Democratic Society Publications, circa 1965

“The Realist”, 1960-1963 (4 issues)

Calendar Clippings, circa 1971 (images depicting women clipped from a circa 1971

calendar highlighting dates in women’s history)


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DR. JAMES C. BUNTIN

Box 4 “Afro-Americans in the Far West: A Handbook for Educators”, Jack D. Forbes, circa

1972 (2 copies)

Bibliographies, 1969-1980 (topics include black poetry and theatre, and fiction by

black authors)

Black and Multi-Ethnic Studies Curriculum, 1964, 1968-1972, and undated

Multi-Ethnic Curriculum and News Media, circa 1974

African American Curriculum Teaching Aids, 1968-1980 (4 folders; includes Jesse

Jackson picture puzzle)

Urban Program in Education, 1970 (2 folders; includes copy of course paper co-

authored by Buntin)

Black Experience Seminar, 1969

Black Student Union, University of Michigan, 1969-1970

Civil and Human Rights Publications, circa 1977

Community Relations Committee, Boston, 1968

Eldridge Cleaver Speech Transcript, 1968 (copy of transcript of speech given by

Eldridge Cleaver at Sacramento State College Stadium, October 2, 1968)

Articles and Writings on Racism, 1960-1974 (2 folders; authors include Nikki

Giovanni, Ellen Holly, Thee Smith, Malcolm X, and June Brown Garner)

Black Protests at Colleges and Universities, 1969-1970 (reports on protests at

Harvard, the Five College, Columbia and San Francisco State College)

Course Materials on College and University Protests, 1970

Black Caucus of the School of Education, University of Michigan, 1969-1970

(Buntin was Co-Chairman of the Caucus)

Publications and Periodicals on Segregation, 1968-1973 (2 folders)

School Desegregation, 1968-1973

Jackson v. Pasadena City School District, circa 1968 (copies of sections taken from

lawsuit)

School Integration, 1967-1968

Judge Roth’s Task Force, 1968-1972

Student Tracking, 1966-1972 (2 folders; materials related to student grouping or

tracking; includes memos and reports authored by Buntin)

Conference on Developments in School Desegregation and the Law, 1972 (1 bound

report; includes conference program and package of related articles and writings;

conference held at University of Michigan, May 17-19, 1972)

Community Control Schools / Districts, circa 1971 (portion of a report regarding the

Morgan Community School, Washington, D.C.)

“Integrated Education: A Report on Race and Schools”, Northwestern University,

1972 (Issue 60, Volume X, No. 6, November-December, 1972)

Black Action Movement (BAM), 1965, 1968-1971 (3 folders; materials related to the

Black Action Movement at the University of Michigan including manifesto,

memos, communications with the University Office of the President, flyers, and

copies of the Michigan Daily and Michigan Alumnus covering the student strike

of March 1970)

“The Center Forum”, Center for Urban Education, 1968-1969 (2 issues; Vol. 3 No. 4

and Vol. 3 No. 6)


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Periodicals, “Ramparts”, 1967-1968 (2 issues; November 1967 and December 1968)

Periodicals, “Sports Illustrated, 1968 (4 issues; includes series of articles on the black

athlete; inclusion)

Periodicals, Miscellaneous, 1973

Box 5 “Tests”, circa 1937 (1 small three-ring binder; contains material for Revised Stanford-

Binet Tests, circa 1937)

Poster, “Jack Downing Elementary Riverview Community Schools”, circa 1968

Patient Survey, University of Michigan Medical Center, circa 1990

Miscellaneous Writings

Miscellaneous (includes Ann Arbor bumper sticker)

“Detective Story”, Stockton Civic Theatre Production, 1955 (clippings and program

describing presentation of “Detective Story” by Stockton (Calif.) Civic Theatre in

May 1955. Cast included James C. Buntin.)

Transcripts and Teaching Certificates, 1949-1992

Resumes and Letters of Recommendation, 1972-1976

Sports Officiating,1964-1967

Business Cards and Stationery, circa 1973

Identification Cards, 1962-1980 (3 items; RESTRICTED)

Notecards, undated

Business Contacts Cards, undated

Fly Fishing and Racism, 1950, 1992-1993

Court Case, 1990 (RESTRICTED)

University of Michigan - Graduate School, 1972

Personal Correspondence, 1967-1993

Sac. State Evaluations, SW 130, undated (blank and completed evaluation forms for a

course taught by James Buntin at Sacramento State (California State University,

Sacramento; portion of original file folder retained)

Student Papers, 1959-1977 (3 folders; papers written by students of James Buntin and

by others)

Academic and Professional Papers, 1948-1970 (8 folders; papers authored by others

than James Buntin)

Newspaper Clippings, 1968-1969 (2 folders; includes articles from San Francisco

Chronicle, Stockton (Calif.) Record, The Michigan Daily and San Francisco

Express Times)

Obituary and Remembrance, 1998 (copies of Ann Arbor News remembrance and

obituary for James Buntin)

Academic and Professional Papers by James Buntin, 1964-1970 and undated

Box 6

Unprocessed

Contracts and Correspondence, 1955-1967

CWA (Child Welfare and Attendance) Materials, 1967

Newsletter and Meeting Minutes, 1965-1969


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Professional Correspondence as CWA (Child Welfare and Attendance)

Counselor, 1966-1967

Long - Range Planning, 1967

Stockton Sabbatical, 1967

Dismissal Of Boswell, 1969-1970

Letter from George McCormick, 1969

James C. Buntin Correspondence. circa 1970-1982

James C. Buntin Misc. Corresp. circa 1970-1982

#180 Truck Ford Motor co. Brochure Baja Bronco, 1970

Photographs, circa 1963-1990 Primarily Dr. James Buntin

Courses Taught by Buntin, 1964-1972

Controversy Surrounding Afro-American History Course, 1969

Job Positions in Ann Arbor Public Schools, 1970-1992

Ann Arbor Public Schools, 1966-1972

Multi - Ethnic Curriculum in AA Public Schools, 1969-1973

Ann Arbor Public Schools Pamphlets and Booklets, 1968-1991

“Humaneness in Education” In Ann Arbor Public Schools, 1971

P.E.A.C.E Workshop, 1973

AA Principals assoc. 1973-1977

Correspondence Regarding Job Positions ca, 1970-1975

James C. Buntin’s Dissertation, Draft, 1971

James C. Buntin’s Dissertation, Final Copy, 1972

“A Report on the Plight of Minorities..….. Available to Them” By James C.

Buntin II, circa 1978

Sabbatical Report - Minority Teaching Techniques in English Speaking

Countries, 1978

Box 7 Unprocessed

Basic Teaching Materials, 1967

Bibliographies, 1967-1978

Teaching Aids for Social Studies, 1970

Information on Multi- Ethnic Curriculums, circa 1969 - 1973

Racism In Textbooks, 1973-1975

Pacifica Program, circa 1969-1975

Outline and Bibliographies for Multi - Ethnic Curriculum, 1969-1972

Native American Curriculum, 1972-1974

Latin American Curriculum Materials, 1975

Asian American Curriculum Materials, 1974

Bautista Affair, 1972

Audio Reel - Black Man in America:1619 to the present V Reel 2 of 2

Address Books

Addendum (2 folders; 2 large mailing envelopes of material received after

original donation; may be associated with Kathryn Emerson)


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PERIODICALS AND REPORTS

Box 8 Wild Steelhead & Atlantic Salmon, 1995

Life Magazine, 19 April 1968 (includes articles on Martin Luther King Jr.’s

assassination and funeral)

Boxes 9-12

Unprocessed Periodicals and Reports

INTERVIEWS

Box 13 Audio Interviews (RESTRICTED)

EPHEMERA

Artwork and Graphics

Box 14 (oversize) Orvis Magazine (framed)

Woman with Baby, 1966 (framed drawing)

“Peace is Coming….” (framed)

Box 15 (oversize) Posters, Flyers, Handbills, 1966-1990

Newspaper clippings, 1969-1972 (includes articles from Michigan Daily, Ann

Arbor News and Detroit Free Press)

“Head Start wants You”

“People’s Conference For Unity Against Repression” (5 copies)

Photograph, undated (large black-and-white mounted photographic print)

Box 16 (oversize) “We’re on the move!” (image of “Shakey Jake” posed in front of Hill Auditorium,

Ann Arbor)

“Women Who Dared”

“Stop Pollution” (7 copies)

Benjamin O. Davis Jr., Air Force General

Ulysses Grant Dailey, Surgeon

Madam Elizabeth Keckley, Domestic Artists

Mrs. Mary Ann Shadd Cary, Unique Lawyer

Save Wild Trout

Bach Mai Hospital Relief Fund

“Now”, Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee

“We Remember Wounded Knee, 1890-1973”

In Celebration of Black Women…. Essence Magazine, May 1985

The Revolutionary Legacy of C.L.R. James

Answer the Census 1990


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1968 Women’s Rights

Laminated picture of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

Women’s International League For Peace and Freedom

First Annual African American Health Summit poster, 1997

Langston Hughes Quote (poster signed by James C Buntin)

African American Child In a White Room

Buffy Sainte-Marie Quote

African American Super Hero

U.A.W. Welcomes Mandela 1990

Yosano Akiko Quote Poster

“I Swear it to You I swear on..... and will rise”

Jesse Jackson President

“Is it More Blessed to Give than to Receive Racism?”

Langston Hughes Quote

“People Who Argue Aren’t Always Right”

Buttons and Pins

Box 17 Buttons, circa 1977-2000

Box 18 Buttons, circa 1960-1986

Clothing and Accessories

Shelved Separately Academic Hood, Worn By Dr. James Clarence Buntin, 1973 (Object ID

2004.84.14.2)

Academic Mortarboard and Tassel, Worn By Dr. James Clarence Buntin, 1973

(Object ID 2004.84.14.3)

Academic Robe, Worn By Dr. James Clarence Buntin, 1973 (Object ID

2004.84.14.1)

Blouse, Worn By Kathryn Emerson-Buntin, circa 1970 (Object ID 2004.84.12)

Dashiki, Worn by James Buntin, 1968-1980 (Object ID 2004.84.4)

Dashiki, Worn by Kathryn Emerson-Buntin, 1968-1980 (Object ID 2004.84.5)

Dress, Worn by Kathryn Emerson-Buntin, 1968-1980 (Object ID 2004.84.6)

Dress, Worn by Kathryn Emerson-Buntin, circa 1970 (Object ID 2004.84.8)

Dress, Worn by Kathryn Emerson-Buntin, circa 1970 (Object ID 2004.84.7)

Handbag, Used By Kathryn Emerson-Buntin, circa 1970-1980 (Object ID

2004.84.10)

Handmade Pendant Necklace (Object ID 2004.84.89)

Jacket with Peace Symbol Buttons, 1967-1973 (Object ID 2004.84.9)

Scarf, Worn by Kathryn Emerson-Buntin, 1960-1990 (Object ID 2004.84.15)

Shirt, Worn By Kathryn Emerson-Buntin, 1980-1990 (Object ID 2004.84.11)

Sweater, Worn By Kathryn Emerson-Buntin, 1975-1985 (Object ID 2004.84.13)


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BOOKS

Box 19

"Great Negroes: Past and Present", Russell L. Adams, 1964

"What is Black?", Bettye F. Baker, 1969

"Tropical and Southern Africa", Allen R. Boyd, 1973

"Parting the Waters: America in the King Years 1954-63", Taylor Branch, 1988

"Antislavery: The Crusade for Freedom in America", Dwight L. Dumond, 1961

"Race and the News Media", Paul L. Fisher, 1967

"The Slave Dancer", Paula Fox, 1973

"Slavery and the Numbers Game: A Critique of Time on the Cross", Herbert G.

Gutman, 1975

"Roots", Alex Haley, 1976

"The Debate Over Slavery: Stanley Elkins and His Critics", Ann J. Lane, 1971

"The American Negro: Old World Background and New World Experience", Rayford

W. Logan, 1970

"Negroes in Michigan History", Michigan Historical Commission, 1970

"An Album of Black Americans in the Armed Forces", Donald L. Miller, 1969

"John Milton", Kenneth Muir, 1965

"The Progress of the Afro-American", John J. Patrick, 1970

"The Negro Almanac", Harry A. Ploski, 1967

"Racial and Cultural Minorities: An Analysis of Prejudice and Discrimination",

George Eaton Simpson, 1965

"By the Light of My Father's Smile", Alice Walker, 1998

"Black Macho and the Myth of the SuperWoman", Michele Wallace, 1979

"Pictorial History of the Black American", Baldwin H. Ward, 1969

"The First Book of American Negroes", Margaret B. Young, 1966

Box 20

"Institutional Racism in America", Louis L. Knowles, 1969

"Let My People Go: The Story of the Underground Railroad and the Growth of the

Abolition Movement", Henrietta Buckmaster, 1968

"Why We Can't Wait", Martin Luther King, Jr., 1964

"The Primitive", Chester Himes, 1955

"Black Power: The Politics of Liberation in America", Stokely Carmichael, 1967

"Slavery in the United States", Leonard W. Ingraham, 1968

"Blues for Mister Charlie", James Baldwin, 1967

"Teaching Social Studies to Culturally Different Children", James A. Banks, 1971

"Africa in History", Basil Davidson, 1969

"The Nigger Bible", Robert H. deCoy, 1967

"Before First Grade", Susan W. Gray, 1966

"Reason and Revolution: Hegel and the Rise of Social Theory", Herbert Marcuse,

1969

"Mississippi: The Closed Society", James W. Silver, 1964

"Dutchman and The Slave", LeRoi Jones, 1964

"Rebellion and Repression", Tom Hayden, 1969

"One Love", Audvil King, 1971


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"The Black Power Revolt", Floyd B. Barbour, 1968

"Black Students", Harry Edwards, 1970

"Coming of Age in Mississippi", Anne Moody, 1968

"The Negro in America", Larry Cuban, 1964

"The Negro American: A Documentary History", Leslie H. Fishel, Jr., 1967

"The Middle-Class Negro in the White Man's World", Eli Ginzberg, 1967

"The Black Press, U.S.A.", Roland E. Wolseley, 1972

"Black on Black: Commentaries by Negro Americans", Arnold Adoff, 1969

"Crisis in the Classroom: The Remaking of American Education", Charles E.

Silberman, 1970

"The Crisis of the Negro Intellectual", Harold Cruse, 1967

"Martin Luther King Jr.", John Gardiner, 1968

Box 21

"To Be A Slave", Julius Lester, 1968

"Pride: A Handbook of Black Studies Techniques for the Classroom Teacher",

Clifford D. Watson, 1971

"The Vanguard: A Photographic Essay on the Black Panthers", Ruth-Marion Baruch,

1970

"The Art of Africa", Shirley Glubok, 1965

"American Negro Folklore", J. Mason Brewer, 1972

"Our Children are Dying", Nat Hentoff, 1966

"The Block", Herb Goro, 1970

"From Slavery To Freedom: A History of Negro Americans", John Hope Franklin,

1968

"Black Families in White America", Andrew Billingsley, 1968

"Black Dialogues: Topics in Afro-American History", George Ducas, 1970

"The Rise and Fall of "Jim Crow," 1865-1964: The Negro's Long Struggle to Win

"the Equal Protection of the Laws"", Frank B. Latham, 1969

"The Picture Life of Martin Luther King, Jr.", Margaret B. Young, 1968

"Afro-Americans, Then and Now", Jane Hurley, 1969

"The Dred Scott Decision, March 6, 1857", Frank B. Latham, 1968

"The Negro in Our History", Carter W. Woodson, 1966

"Man's Most Dangerous Myth", Ashley Montagu, 1971

Box 22

"Caught Up in the Rain", Sheneska Jackson, 1996

"Selected Poems", Gwendolyn Brooks, 1963

"The Food Pharmacy Guide to Good Eating", Jean Carper, 1991

"The Color of Water: A Black Man's Tribute to His White Mother", James McBride,

1996

"Manchild in the Promised Land", Claude Brown, 1967

"Desegregation and Beyond…The Educational and Legal Issues", Charles D. Moody,

Sr., N.D.

"Big Girls Don't Cry", Connie Briscoe, 1996

"Nigger", Dick Gregory, 1967


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"Power to Persuade: Mass Media and the News", Robert Cirino, 1974

"The Autobiography of W.E.B. DuBois", W.E.B. DuBois, 1968

"Black Cargoes: A History of the Atlantic Slave Trade", Daniel P. Mannix, 1962

"Black Protest: History, Documents, and Analyses 1619 to the Present", Joanne

Grant, 1968

"Another Country", James Baldwin, 1963

"Things Fall Apart", Chinua Achebe, 1959

"Civil Rights and the American Negro", Albert P. Blaustein, 1969

"Schooling in a Corporate Society: The Political Economy of Education in America",

Martin Carnoy, 1975

"The Urban Plantation: Racism & Colonialism in the Post Civil Rights Era", Robert

Staples, 1987

"Culture and Poverty", Charles A. Valentine, 1968

"Pedagogy of the Oppressed", Paulo Freire, 1968

"Teachers' Guide to American Negro History", William Loren Katz, 1968

"Tracking and Opportunity: The Locking-Out Process and Beyond", Walter E.

Schafer, 1971

"Education and the Cult of Efficiency", Raymond E. Callahan, 1962

"Waiting to Exhale", Terry McMillan, 1992

"Today is for Children Numbers Can Wait", Herb Snitzer, 1972

"The Reinterpretation of American History and Culture", William H. Cartwright,

1973

"The Temple of My Familiar", Alice Walker, 1989

"Teaching About Women in the Social Studies: Concepts, Methods, and Materials",

Jean Dresden Grambs, 1976

"Controversial Issues in the Social Studies: A Contemporary Perspective", Raymond

H. Muessig, 1975

"Teaching Ethnic Studies: Concepts and Strategies", James A. Banks, 1973

"Drugs and Youth", Donald J. Wolk, 1971

"Values Education: Rationale, Strategies, and Procedures", Lawrence E. Metcalf,

1971

"Living Law: Criminal Justice", Rebecca Novelli, 1978

"Decisions: Student Casebook on Civil Law", Paul H. Engstrom, 1978

"Decisions: Student Casebook on Civil Law", Paul H. Engstrom, 1979

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"In The Early World", Elwyn S. Richardson, 1964

"Bottle Gardens", Jack Kramer, 1973

"Continuing the Good Life: Half a Century of Homesteading", Helen Nearing, 1979

"Mr. Kennedy and the Negros", Harry Golden, 1964

"The Perfumed Garden", Sheikh Nefzaoui, 1964

"Army Life in a Black Regiment", Thomas Wentworth Higginson, 1960

"Toward a Contact Curriculum", Mario D. Fantini, N.D.

"Integration is a Bitch! An Assessment by a Black- White Collar Worker", Tom

Floyd, 1969

"The Student as Nigger", Jerry Farber, 1969


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"Tally's Corner", Elliot Liebow, 1967

"Community Control of Schools", Henry M. Levin, 1970

"A Living Bill of Rights", William O. Douglas, 1961

"Alternative Education in a Pluralistic Society", Charles D. Moody, 1973

"Racism and American Education: A Dialogue and Agenda for Action", Averell

Harriman, 1970


Schafer, 1971


Schafer, 1971

"How to Find and Measure Bias in Textbooks", David Pratt, 1972

"David Walker's Appeal to the Coloured Citizens of the World, but in Particular, and

very Expressly, to those of The United States of America", David Walker, 1965

"Cows, Pigs, Wars, and Witches: the Riddles of Culture", Marvin Harris, 1975

"Prelude to Riot: A View of Urban America From the Bottom", Paul Jacobs, 1967

"The Schoolhouse in the City", Alvin Toffler, 1968

"California Government and Problems", R. Coke Wood, 1958

"Community Control of Schools", Henry M. Levin, 1970

"Education & Racism: An Action Manual", National Education Association, 1973

"The Forrestal Diaries", Walter Millis, 1951

"The Persuasive Image: Art Kane", John Poppy, 1975

"Education of the Culturally Different: A Multi-Cultural Approach", Jack D. Forbes,

1966

"Education of the Culturally Different: A Multi-Cultural Approach", Jack D. Forbes,

1966

"Mexican-Americans: A Handbook for Educators", Jack D. Forbes, 1966

"Native Americans of California and Nevada", Jack D. Forbes, 1968

"Afro-Americans in the Far West", Jack D. Forbes, 1966

"Developing New Perspectives on Race", Pat A. Bidol, 1972

Box 24

"Truly Tasteless Jokes VI", Blanche Knott, 1986

"Fighting Words: The Politics of Hate Speech", Laurence R. Marcus, 1996

"Some are Born Great", Angela Rogers St. Johns, 1974

"The "Rightness" of "Whiteness": The World of the White Child in a Segregated

Society", Abraham F. Citron, 1971

"Lay My Burden Down: A Folk History of Slavery", B. A. Botkin, 1945

"Compensatory Education for Cultural Deprivation", Benjamin S. Bloom, 1965

"It's Wings That Make Birds Fly: The Story of a Boy", Sandra Weiner, 1968

"Little Tom", V. Tille, 1922

"Looking Out Looking In", Ronald B. Adler, 2002

"Integrated Education", Meyer Weinberg, 1968

"I Never Know What to Say: How to Help Your Family and Friends Cope with

Tragedy", Nina Herrmann Donnelley, 1987

"Speaking Truth to Power: Essays on Race, Resistance, and Radicalism", Manning

Marable, 1996


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"The Anti-Everybody Joke Book", Sidney Spite, 1986

"Truly Tasteless Jokes Two", Blanche Knott, 1983

"A Joint and Visible Fellowship", Beatrice Saxon Snell, 1965

"Women Ministers: A Quaker Contribution", Robert J. Leach, 1979

"From Convincement to Conversion", Martin Cobin, n.d.

"An Attender at the Altar", Jay C. Rochelle, 1988

"Mending the World", Kenneth E. Boulding, 1986

"The Mean Season: The Attack on the Welfare State", Fred Block, 1987

"The Future of White Men and Other Diversity Dilemmas", Joan Steinau Lester, 1994

"Brown is a Beautiful Color", Jean Carey Bond, 1969

"Maledicta:The International Journal of Verbal Aggression", Reinhold Aman, 1987

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"Little Odes & The Raptors", Michael McClure, 1969

"The Community School in the Nation", Marilyn Gittell, 1970

"Educational Achievement and Community Control", Marilyn Gittell, 1968

"A Survey of Parental Views of the Ocean Hill-Brownsville Experiment", Frances

Gottfried, 1970

"Toward a Contact Curriculum", Mario D. Fantini, n.d.

"We, Too, Belong: An Anthology About Minorities in America", Mary Turner, 1969

"We Walk the Way of the New World", Don L. Lee, 1970

"American Negro Poetry", Arna Bontemps, 1963

"Education and the Rise of the Corporate State", Joel H. Spring, 1972

"Preparing Instructional Objectives", Robert F. Mager, 1962

"In Search of Satisfaction", J. California Cooper, 1995

"In Their Own Words: A History of the American Negro", Milton Meltzer, 1964


"The 'Rightness of Whiteness': The World of the White Child in a Segregated

Society", Abraham F. Citron, 1969

"A Guide to Human Rights Education", Paul D Hines, 1969

"The Open Classroom: A Practical Guide to a New Way of Teaching", Herbert R.

Kohl, 1969

"Teaching the Disadvantaged", Gertrude Noar, 1967

"Bibliography on School Decentralization and Community Control", Marilyn Gittell,

1970

"The Community School Movement", Tim Parsons, 1970

"Early American School Books", Myron Johnson, 1960

"Black, Black, Beautiful Black", Rose Blue, 1969

"After the Killing", Dudley Randall, 1973

Box 26

"Real Men Don't Eat Quiche: A Guidebook to All that is Truly Masculine", Bruce

Feirstein, 1982

"Black Jesus", Emery George, 1974

"Brandeis: An Intimate Biography of one of America's Truly Great Supreme Court

Justices", Lewis J. Paper, 1983


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"The Picture Life of Ralph J. Bunchie", Margaret B. Young, 1968

"A Separate Reality: Further Conversations with Don Juan", Carlos Castaneda, 1971

"Michigan's Children: Getting What they Deserve", Ruth Zweifler, 1988

"Hard Bargain: How FDR Twisted Churchill's Arm, Evaded the Law, and Changed

the Role of the American Presidency", Robert Shogun, 1999

"The Afro-American in the United States", Benjamin DaSilva, 1969

"The Children of the Umbrella Maker", Jascha Golowanjuk, 1967

"Meditations on First Philosohpy", Rene Descartes, 1960

"A Celtic Model of Ministry: The Reawakening of Community Spirituality", Jerry C.

Doherty, 2003

"Education as Cultural Imperialism", Martin Carnoy, 1974

"Revolution in Learning: The Years from Birth to Six", Maya Pines, 1967

"The Ignorance of Certainty", Ashley Montagu, 1970

"Ben Israel: Odyssey of a Modern Jew", Arthur Katz, 1970

"The Radical Right: Report on the John Birch Society and its Allies", Benjamin R.

Epstein, 1967

"The Wretched of the Earth: The Handbook for the Black Revolution That is

Changing the Shape of the World", Frantz Fanon, 1963

"How Europe Underdeveloped Africa", Walter Rodney, 1972

Box 27

"The President is a lot Smarter than you Think", G. B. Trudeau, 1973

"Too Perfect: When Being in Control Gets Out of Control", Allan E. Mallinger, 1992

"The Wretched of the Earth: The Handbook for the Black Revolution That is

Changing the Shape of the World", Frantz Fanon, 1963

"The Peculiar Institution: Slavery in the Ante-Bellum South", Kenneth M. Stampp,

1956

"The Negro in the Making of America: Today's Civil-Rights Struggle and its Three-

Century Background as Seen by a Famous Negro Historian", Benjamin Quarles,

1968

"A Handbook for Teaching in the Ghetto School", Sidney Trubowitz, 1968

"Slavery: A Problem in American Institutional & Intellectual Life", Stanley M.

Elkins, 1963

"Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry", Mildred D. Taylor, 1979

"Daily Meditation, Affirmations, and Inspirations for African-Americans", Eric V.

Copace, 1993

"Famous Black Quotations", Janet Cheatham Bell, 1995

"Blacker Than Thou: The Struggle for Campus Unity", George Napper, 1973

"For Your Own Good: Hidden Cruelty in Child-rearing and the Roots of Violence",

Alice Miller, 1990

"Confessions of a White Racist", Larry L. King, 1971


Elkins, 1968

"The Rise and Fall of "Jim Crow," 1865-1964", Frank B. Latham, 1969

"Pioneers and Patriots: The Lives of Six Negroes in the Revolutionary Era", Lavinia

Dobler, 1965


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"The Color Purple", Alice Walker, 1982

"The Negro in the 20th Century America", John Hope Franklin, 1967

"The Last Year of Malcom X: The Evolution of a Revolutionary", George Breitman,

1967

"Africa in Early Days", Sylvia C. Finkley, 1969

"The Promised Land: The Great Black Migration and How it Changed America",

Nicholas Lemann, 1992

"Verbal Behavior and Politics", Doris A. Graber, 1976

"Teaching Ethnic Studies", James A. Banks, 1973

"American Majorities and Minorities", Warren J. Halliburton, 1970

"How to Speak Southern", Steve Mitchell, 1976

"The Way It Spozed to Be", James Herdon, 1968

"Porgy", Du Bose Heyward, 1925

"But We Were Born Free", Elmer Davis, 1954

"To Seek a Newer World", Robert F. Kennedy, 1967

"Grant Moves South", Bruce Catton, 1960

"For 2 cents Plain", Harry Golden, 1959

"Values of the American Heritage: Challenges, Case Studies, and Teaching

Strategies", Carl Ubbelohde, 1976


Elkins, 1963

"In Their Own Words: A History of The American Negro", Milton Meltzer, 1967

"The Baptism & The Toilet", Leroi Jones, 1966

"The Colored Patriots of the American Revolution", William C. Nell, 1968

"The Negro Potential", Eli Ginzberg, 1963


"Deep South: A Social Anthropological Study of Caste and Class", Allison Davis,

1965

"From Africa to the United States and Then…A Concise Afro-American History",

Kenneth G. Goode, 1969

"Frank", Carolyn Thompson, 1970

"Report of the National Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders", Otto Kerner,

1968

"Race and Place: A Legal History of the Neighborhood", Meyer Weinberg, 1967

Box 28

"The Me Nobody Knows: Children's Voices from the Ghetto", Stephen M. Joseph,

1969

"The Betrayal of the Negro", Rayford W. Logan, 1965

"Modern Black Stories", Martin Mirer, 1971

"Savage Spawn: Reflections on Violent Children", Jonathan Kellerman, 1999

"Edgar Allan", John Neufeld, 1968

"The Afro-American in United States History", Benjamin DaSilva, 1972

"Black Experience: Analysis and Synthesis", Carlene Young, 1972

"Abortion, Baseball, and Weed: Economic Issues of Our Times", Douglass C. North,

1973


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"Understanding Social Anthropology", David Pocock, 1975

"North of Slavery: The Negro in the Free States 1790-1860", Leon F. Litwack, 1961

"Black Skin White Masks The Experiences of a Black Man in a White World", Frantz

Fanon, 1967

"The Burden of Race: A Documentary History of Negro-White Relations in

America", Gilbert Osofsky, 1967

"The Lost World of the Kalahari", Laurens van der Post, 1958

"SNCC: The New Abolitionists", Howard Zinn, 1965

"A Broadside Treasury", Gwendolyn Brooks, 1971

"A Broadside Treasury", Gwendolyn Brooks, 1971

"Black Migrants: White Natives", Daniel Lawrence, 1974

"The Education of Black Folk: The Afro-American Struggle for Knowledge in White

America", Allen B. Ballard, 1973

"Important Dates in Afro-American History", Lee Bennett Hopkins, 1969

"Sula", Toni Morrison, 1975

"No More Lies: The Myth and the Reality of American History", Dick Gregory, 1971

"Nat Turner's Slave Rebellion", Herbert Aptheker, 1966

"Malcolm X Speaks", George Breitman, 1965

"Somebody Else's Kids", Torey L. Hayden, 1981

"Why We Can't Wait", Martin Luther King, Jr., 1964

"Frantz Fanon", David Caute, 1970

"Goodbye to Uncle Tom", J.C. Furnas, 1956

"The Rhetoric of Black Power", Robert L. Scott, 1969

"The Black Troopers, or The Daring Heroism of Negro Soldiers in the Spanish-

American War", Miles V. Lynk, 1971

"Moving Deep", Stephany, 1969

"From Slavery to Freedom: A History of Negro Americans", John Hope Franklin,

1967

"Black Race", William H. Grier, 1968

"American Negro Slave Revolts", Herbert Aptheker, 1968

"They Came in Chains", Saunders Redding, 1950

"Time on the Cross: The Economics of American Negro Slavery", Robert William

Fogel, 1974

"World's Great Men of Color", J. A. Rogers, 1974

"The Indian in American History", Keith L. Pearson, 1973

"The Negro and the City", Robert C. Weaver, 1968

"How Do You Do", Ed Bullins, 1965

"Cities and Other Disasters", James Randall, 1973

"Aloneness", Gwendolyn Brooks, 1971

"It's a New Day (poems for young brothas and sistuhs)", Sonia Sanchez, 1971

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"A Documentary History of the Negro People in the United States", Herbert

Aptheker, 1970

"In Their Own Words: A History of the American Negro", Milton Meltzer, 1965

"Protest and Prejudice", Gary T. Marx, 1967


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"Slavery I: From the Rise of Western Civilization to the Renaissance", Milton

Meltzer, 1971

"The Sound of Soul", Phyl Garland, 1969

"Afro-American Contributors to American Life", John M. Franco, 1963

"The Second Civil War: Arming for Armageddon", Garry Wills, 1968

"Think Black", Frank McQilkin, 1970

"The Confessions of Nat Turner", William Styron, 1967

"Black Fire: An Anthology of Afro-American Writing", LeRoi Jones, 1968

"Freedom is a Constant Struggle: Songs of the Freedom Movement", Guy Carawan,

1968

"The Progress of the Afro-American", John J. Patrick, 1970

"On the Outskirts of Hope: Educating Youth from Poverty Areas", Helaine Dawson,

1968

"The Negro in American Life and History", Robert E. Jenkins, 1967

"My People, My Africa", Credo Vusa'mazulu Mutwa, 1969

"Black Elk Speaks: Being the Life Story of a Holy Man of the Oglala Sioux", John G.

Neihardt, 1961

"Black Africa on the Move", Leslie Alexander Lacy, 1969

"The Dred Scott Decision, March 6, 1857", Frank B. Latham, 1968

"Feiffer on Civil Rights", Jules Feiffer, 1966

"Afro-American Literature: Drama", William Adams, 1970

"Dialogue on Violence", George Vickers, 1968

"To be Young, Gifted and Black", Lorraine Hansberry, 1972

"Negroes and the Great Depression: The Problem of Economic Recovery", Raymond

Wolters, 1970

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"The Different Drum: Community Making and Peace", M. Scott Peck, 1987

"The American Indian Reader", Jeannette Henry, 1972

"Contributions of Black Americans, Indian Americans, Mexican Americans and

Asian Americans to American History", Miriam E. Melendy, 1970

"Black & White: Photographic Printing Workshop", Larry Bartlett, 1996

"A History of Black Americans", William Loren Katz, 1973

"Who Should Control Indian Education?", Francis McKinley, 1970

"Social Class and Mental Illness: A Community Study", August B. Hollingshead,

1958

BOOKS ADDENDUM

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"Coming of Agein Mississippi", Anne Moody, 1968

"National Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders", Otto Kerner, 1968

"Growing Up Black", Jay David, 1969

"To Be Young, Gifted and Black", Lorraine Hansberry, 1970

"Slavery, Race and the American Revolution", Duncan J. MacLeod, 1974

"A Different Drummer", William Melvin Kelley, 1962


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"No More Lies: The Myth and the Reality of American History", Dick Gregory, 1971

"The Social Psychology of Social Movements", Hans Toch, 1965

"Slums and Social Insecurity", Alvin L. Schorr, N.D.

"Malcom X Speaks", George Breitman, 1966

"The Crisis of the Negro Intellectual: From its Origins to the Present", Harold Cruse,

1967

"Cultural Bases of Racism and Group Oppression", John L. Hodge, 1975

"American Negro Short Stories", John Henrik Clarke, 1966

"Aint Supposed to Die a Natural Death", Melvin Van Peebles, 1973

"The Peculiar Institution: Slavery in the Ante-Bellum South", Kenneth M. Stampp,

1956

"Unbought and Unbossed", Shirley Chisholm, 1970

"American Negro Folktales", Richard M. Dorson, 1967

"The Autobiography of Malcom X", Malcolm X, 1966

"Profile of Michigan ADC Caseload", R. Bernard Houston, 1969

"Revolutionary Suicide", Huey P. Newton, 1973

"The Black Child: A Parent's Guide to Raising Happy and Healthy Children", Phyllis

Harrison-Ross, 1973

"Reveille for Radicals", Saul D. Alinsky, 1969

"Soon, One Morning: New Writing by American Negroes, 1940-1962", Herbert Hill,

1968

"Racism and the Class Struggle: Futher Pages from a Black Worker's Notebook",

James Boggs, 1970

"Under God: Religion and American Politics", Garry Wills, 1990

"Harlem: The Making of a Ghetto: Negro New York, 1890-1930", Gilbert Osofsky,

1966

"The Negro in America", Larry Cuban, 1964

"Rights in Conflict: The Violent Confrontation on Demonstrations and Police in the

Parks and Streets of Chicago During the Week of the Democratic National

Convention of 1968", Daniel Walker, 1968