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Special Collections, University of Virginia Library 2007 Special Collections Staff Special Collections, University of Virginia Library Descriptive Summary Special Collections, University of Virginia Library Papers of Julian Bond 1897-2006 13347 English Administrative Information Access Restrictions

The collection is open for research with the exception of Series X (boxes 133-134), which is restricted until further notice.

Preferred Citation

Julian Bond papers, MSS 13347, Special Collections, University of Virginia Library, Charlottesville, Va.

Acquisition Information

These papers were placed at the University of Virginia on deposit by Julian Bond on June 25, 2005. They were purchased from Julian Bond by the University of Virginia Library in March 2007.

Biographical/Historical Information

Julian Bond was born in Nashville, Tennessee on January 14, 1940, to educator, Dr. Horace Mann Bond and his wife, librarian Julia Washington Bond, who had traveled there from central Georgia to have her child. In 1940, Dr. Bond was president of Fort Valley State College, a black institution in central Georgia. Julian Bond attended primary school at Lincoln University, Pennsylvania, where his father served as President, from 1945 until 1957, when Dr. Bond became dean of the School of Education at Atlanta University. His paternal grandparents were James Bond (1863-1929) born in Lawrenceburg, Kentucky, and Jane Alice Browne (1865-1938), born in Prince George County, Maryland.

He graduated in June 1957 from the George School, a co-educational Quaker preparatory school located in Bucks County, Pennsylvania and entered Morehouse College in Atlanta in the fall. While in Atlanta, Bond founded the Committee on Appeal for Human Rights (COAHR), the Atlanta University Center student organization that coordinated student protests against segregation in Atlanta for three years. In the summer of 1960, he also joined the staff of a new Atlanta weekly newspaper, The Atlanta Inquirer as a reporter and feature writer.

In January 1961, Julian Bond left Morehouse to become the Communications and Publicity Director for the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC), which was organized in 1960 at a conference of sit-in students on the campus of Atlanta University. He held that position until September 1966, traveling to Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, and Arkansas to help with civil rights drives and voter registration campaigns.

He served in Georgia's House of Representatives, Atlanta's 111th District, from 1966-1975 and in the Georgia State Senate from 1975-1987. Bond was first elected to a seat created by reapportionment in the Georgia House of Representatives in 1965 but was prevented from taking office in January 1966 by members of the Georgia legislature objecting to his statements about the Vietnam War. After winning a second election in February 1966, a special House Committee again voted to bar him from office. Bond won a third election in November 1966, and in December the United States Supreme Court ruled that the Georgia House erred in not allowing him to take his seat in the legislature. On January 9, 1967, he was finally allowed to take the oath of office as a member of the Georgia House of Representative.

In 1968, Bond was Co-Chairman of the Georgia Loyal National Delegation to the Democratic Convention. The Loyalists were successful in unseating the hand-picked regulars and Bond was even nominated as the Democratic Party's first black candidate for Vice-President of the United States, but he was too young to serve. He also considered his own campaign for President in 1975-1976, taking preliminary steps to run for office.

More recently, he has taught popular Civil Rights history courses at American University (beginning in 1991) and the University of Virginia (beginning in 1990), and served as Chairman of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) from February 1998 until the present. Bond has served on many national boards and committees, including serving as the first president of the Southern Poverty Law Center in 1971 and continuing as President Emeritus; President of the Atlanta NAACP from 1978-1989; and President and Founder of the Southern Elections Fund (SEF), among many others.

Scope and Content

This collection consists of the political and personal papers of Civil Rights activist, Georgia State Senator and Representative, and professor, Julian Bond (1940-), ca. 1897-2006, with copies of earlier material, consisting of ca. 47,000 items (134 Hollinger boxes, 1 Card File Box and 3 Oversize boxes, ca. 60 linear feet).

The first series, containing articles, speeches, and papers written and delivered by Julian Bond, is arranged by date if present or by an approximate date based on the subject or other internal evidence. When there is no title present on the document, the item is identified by its subject, place of delivery, or place of publication. Series one includes multiple drafts of various speeches; articles appearing eventually in print; statements and testimony before hearings, etc.; and tributes. The information in the box listing of the guide is sometimes more comprehensive than that recorded on the folder headings themselves.

The second series consists of various types of correspondence, often with the carbon of Julian Bond's response. Some years have only the carbon of Bond's response and not the original letter. These include arrangements for speaking engagements and political appearances, even though most events were arranged for him by the American Program Bureau (see separate correspondence in Boxes 61-65); correspondence with constituents concerning issues before the Georgia legislature; requests for his photograph and biographical sketch; correspondence with political representatives from other states concerning issues of common interest before the United States Congress; correspondence with members of organizations, such as the Southern Regional Council, asking for their advice or input concerning various ideas for publications or activities that he is considering; a few topical correspondence files, such as the issue of sterilization, South Africa, and the Angela Davis case; and Georgia politics.

Other types of correspondence include derogatory or racist "crank" mail; general requests including political memorabilia, research information, copies of speeches and articles by Bond, autographs, permissions to reprint poems, articles, etc., and requests for speaking appearances (which overlaps somewhat with the regular chronological correspondence files and the American Program Bureau files).

The third series includes papers and correspondence from members of various organizations concerned with voting rights, civil rights and minority issues. The largest groups of material include the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP), National Urban League, the Southern Elections Fund, Southern Poverty Law Center, Southern Regional Council, Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC), and Voter Education Project.

Julian Bond's popularity as a political and civil rights speaker is evidenced by the fourth series which includes general invitations, his contracts and correspondence with the American Program Bureau, and his Political Associates files. The organization, Political Associates, is defined in a 1971 proposal as "an all-black Atlanta, Georgia based research group headed by Georgia State Representative Julian Bond" which is "initiating intensive investigations into the way black politicians - and black politics-operate."

The fifth series, Academic Papers, Speeches, and Writings, chiefly by other people, is arranged by type of material and then by author, and includes articles; books; class packets; a dissertation; interviews with Julian Bond by John Britton, William Chafe, Trevor L. Chandler, Marsha Darling, Jeffrey M. Elliot, Elizabeth Gritter, Megan Lisagor, Ulysses Prince, Plater Robinson, Thomas Rose and John Greenya, and Mr. Scavullo; papers by various scholars; poems; reports; speeches by others; student papers, many about Julian Bond; and theses.

The sixth series, political papers, is divided into a general group, which includes a lot of material about his own campaigns, Atlanta elections, endorsements and planning for black candidates, the Democratic National Committee and Conventions of 1968 and 1972, the Georgia and National Democratic parties, Georgia politics, and files on voting rights activities; and a second subseries, entirely concerned with his bid for the United States presidency in 1976.

Topical files comprise the seventh series, including both correspondence and papers about various topics of interest to Julian Bond or of use in his courses on the history of Civil Rights. Also included are files on the relationship of the Barnes Foundation and Lincoln University, once headed by Bond's father, Dr. Horace Mann Bond. Subseries B of the seventh series includes course evaluations, outlines, syllabi, research material, and lecture notes for courses taught by Julian Bond at The American University, Harvard University, and the University of Virginia.

Series eight, Family and Personal Papers, includes two subseries, the first concerning Julian Bond and the second, his extended family. His personal papers contain appointment books, activities and programs he attended, artifacts and memorabilia, honors and awards, correspondence with his family, financial files, and photographs, divided as much as possible into topics. The Bond Family subseries is chiefly concerned with Bond's parents, Horace Mann Bond and Julia Bond.

The ninth series, Publicity, includes columns written by Bond, his Georgia State Legislature newsletters, general news clippings, clippings about Julian Bond, and press releases and statements. The tenth series consists of restricted materials. The eleventh and last series consists of all audiovisual materials found in the collection, which are also catalogued individually and given a separate number.

Arrangement

Any original order has been preserved as much as possible. Files with no discernible order have been organized with similar types of material. These papers are arranged in eleven series, including: Series I: Articles, Papers and Speeches by Julian Bond, arranged by date (Boxes 1-12) Series II: Correspondence, including those labeled "Reading Files" (Boxes 12-36) Series III: Organizations (Boxes 37-61) Series IV: Invitations, Political Associates, and American Program Bureau Papers (Boxes 61-72) Series V: Academic Papers, Speeches, and Writings, chiefly by Others, arranged by type of material and then by author (Boxes 73-80) Series VI: Political Papers, with two subseries: Subseries A: General (Boxes 80-93) Subseries B: Campaign for President 1976 (Boxes 94-98) Series VII: Topical Files, with two subseries: Subseries A: General (Boxes 98-110) Subseries B: Academic Course Evaluations and Lectures (Boxes 110-112) Series VIII: Family and Personal Papers, including Photographs Subseries A: Julian Bond (Boxes 113-122) Subseries B: Bond Family Papers (123-126) Series IX: Publicity including Newsletters, Press Releases, and News clippings (Boxes 127-132) Series X: Restricted (Boxes 133-134) Series XI: Audiovisual Materials

Contents List Series I: Articles and Speeches by Julian Bond Article- Activism of the Late Mr. Allen in New South, 1964 March 1:1 Article- Death of a Quiet Man: A Mississippi Postscript in Rights and Reviews, 1965 Winter 1:2 Meet the Press NBC interview with Julian Bond, 1966 January 30 1:3 Article on The Meaning and Measure of Black Power Symposium in Negro Digest,1966 November 1:4 Article-The Story of Lewis Allen for The Sunday Ramparts, 1967 January 15-21 1:5 Speech- Great Days Ahead concerning the plight of black farmers, [ca. 1967] 1:6 Speech concerning the possibilities of politics for black citizens given at [Tulane University?], [ca. 1968 May?] 1:7 Speech concerning the need to act with political unity, 1968 [June?] 1:8 Speech of Julian Bond seconding the nomination of Senator Eugene McCarthy, 1968 [August] 1:9 Speech at Bowling Green State University concerning young people in politics, 1968 November 22 1:10 Speech concerning blacks and the election, 1968 [November?] 1:11 Speech concerning the United States' move toward destruction, 1968 1:12 Symposium on the Contemporary South, Southern Perspective, Southern Educational Television Network, Special Edition from the University of Florida, [1968?] 1:13 Speech concerning the constituents of Julian Bond and the recent election, ca. 1968 1:14 Speech at the Hungry Club [Forum], Atlanta, Georgia, 1969 February 12 1:15

Lamenting the changes brought about by the Nixon administration and predicting the election of a black mayor for Atlanta.

Speech at the Lexington Democratic Club Annual Dinner at the Plaza (Various Drafts), 1969 March 11 1:16 Speech concerning health care for black people, 1969 June 25 1:17 Speech-Some Thoughts For Providing Assistance Backup For Elected Officials and Hopefuls at the Federal, State, and Local Levels, 1969 June 28 1:18 Speech- The Threat of Metropolitanism, 1969 June 28 1:19 Speech concerning the political and economic future of black people in Atlanta given before the Press Club, 1969 September 3 1:20 Speech before the Conference of Black Elected Officials, Washington, D.C. concerning the experiences of black people in the South in politics, 1969 September 14 1:21 Speech concerning the conditions of black people, 1969 September 1:22 Draft of an article for Playboy for their Holiday Anniversary Issue, Bring Us Together, 1969 September 1:23 Speech on the crisis in race on college campuses, 1969 October 8 1:24 Address at the Dedication of W.E.B. Du Bois Memorial Park, Great Barrington, Massachusetts, 1969 October 18 1:25 Speech concerning the conditions of Southern blacks as compared with 1619, 1969 October 1:26 Speech concerning the concept of "the System" and "the Establishment", 1969 October 1:27 Speech on how politics in the South is changing, 1969 November 12 1:28 Speech on the failures of the Nixon Administration, 1969 November 2:1 Address of Julian Bond to the Steering Committee Meeting of the National Urban Coalition, Washington, D.C., 1969 December 10 2:2 Speech before the Federation of Southern Cooperatives, 1969 2:3 Article excerpted from The Humanist concerning a new vision and better tomorrow, 1969 2:4 Speech concerning the American poor, [1969] 2:5 Speech concerning the gap between black and white people, [1969] 2:6 Scripts for the Rush Towards Freedom Television Series, 1970 January, 1970-1972 2:7

Narrated by Julian Bond, with correspondence about the series, 1970-1972, and a negative of a Julian Bond photograph.

Speech- The Nature of the Crisis in Health Care Services in our Communities: as the Consumer Views the Problems, 1970 February 13 2:8

Given before the National Health Forum, with a note to use again with speech to doctors in Atlanta on August 4th.

Background Paper on Medical Education and the Shortage of Physicians with a note to use again with speech to doctors in Atlanta on August 4th, 1970 March 31 2:10 Speech beginning with quote from W.E.B.Du Bois about the Problem of the 20th Century being the Color Line, 1970 March 2:11 Introduction to the letters of George Jackson, 1970 June 2:12 Speech concerning Black Voters and Officials delivered to the Voter Education Project, Inc., Capahosic, Virginia, 1970 July 24 2:13 Speech given at the Philadelphia Bar Association's Friday luncheon of the Bench-Bar Conference in Atlantic City, New Jersey on Black Americans and Marginal Citizenship, 1970 September 2:14 Speech concerning the Future of Democracy and Black Needs given before the [Southern Christian Leadership Conference?], 1970 October 12 2:15 Working Outline for Julian Bond for a proposed speech in Atlanta, Georgia, written by Kelly Kidd, 1970 December 4 2:16 Speech at the University of Massachusetts concerning what the university should or will do, 1970 December 2:17 Speech concerning the Black Experience in America, 1970 2:18 Speech concerning the United States as a Colonial Society, 1970 2:19 Speech concerning black Americans and the future of democracy, 1970 2:20 Speech concerning the threshold of a new era: environmental pollution and ecology, 1970 2:21 Speech about Politics and the Ways Policies Ignore Black Issues, [1970] 2:22 Speech concerning the need for black unity at a congress, [1970] 2:23 Speech concerning black Southerners and political parity, [1970] 2:24 Speech concerning black people and economic stability, ca. 1970 2:25 Speech delivered to the ladies of Delta [Sigma Theta Sorority?], Atlanta, Georgia, ca. 1970 2:26 Speech concerning the Atlanta Inquirer and the black people of Atlanta, ca. 1970 2:27 Statement on National Priorities at the National Urban Coalition, 1971 January 18 3:1 Speech concerning opposition to the War in Southeast Asia, at the Angela Davis Rally, Miles College, Birmingham, Alabama, 1971 March 19 3:2 Speech on the Kent State Murders, 1971 April 3:3 Speech about the Practice of Politics and Black Voting Power, 1971 Spring 3:4 Commencement Address to the University of Oregon, 1971 June 14 3:5 Statement about the Vietnam War, made via the telephone to Bill Shipp, 1971 June 22 3:6 Draft Commencement Address to Howard University, 1971 June 3:7 Speech concerning the Role of Young People in Government given to the Georgia Youth [?], 1971 July 26 3:8 Speech concerning Youthful Activism and the Role They Play in the Struggle for Better Conditions, 1971 August 21 3:9

Possibly given in San Juan, Puerto Rico.

Speech- Suburban Newspapers and the Black Community, 1971 August 30 3:10 Commencement Address at Wilberforce College, Ohio, 1971 August 3:11 Proposal- Extensions on a Strategy for 1971-1972, 1971 September 2 3:12 Speech concerning Race and Economics as Problem of the 20th Century, 1971 September 14 3:13 Speech concerning what is wrong in the United States, before the [National Urban Coalition?], 1971 October 3:14 Commencement Address at Morgan State University, Baltimore, Maryland, 1971 3:15 Commencement Address at Tuskegee University, Alabama, 1971 3:16 Speech concerning black people and the pressing issue of controlling their own lives, 1971 3:17 Speech concerning black and poor people: steps toward more participation in politics, 1971 3:18 Speech concerning black people and their way of life as "colonial subjects", 1971 3:19 Speech concerning Atlanta, Georgia and stability, [1971] 3:20 Foreword to If They Come In the Morning: Voices of Resistance by Angela Y. Davis and Others, [ca. 1971] 3:21 Speech concerning political action, black people in Florida and the Presidential Primary elections, at Sanford, Florida, 1972 January 4 3:22 Speech concerning the political status of education in the seventies, 1972 January 15 3:23 Speech about the roles of black students in addressing the multiplicity of afflictions affecting the black community, Morehouse College, Atlanta, Georgia, 1972 March 9 3:24 Introduction of Julian Bond by Elmo Ellis, before his speech to the Georgia Association of Broadcasters (not present), 1972 June 16 3:25 Speech about race and war in American life, 1972 June 3:26 Speech about the black struggle and progress, National Urban League, St. Louis, Missouri, 1972 August 2 3:27 Speech concerning the trial of the RNA–11 (Republic of New Africa 11), 1972 August 18 3:28

Given at Jackson, Mississippi.

Speech for NSA on problems of race and class, 1972 August 3:29 Speech about the upcoming presidential election, in [New Orleans, Louisiana?], 1972 October 5 3:30 Speeches making observations about the recent election and its effects upon black people, 1972 November 3:31 Speech made at the Symposium on Civil Rights at the Lyndon Baines Johnson Library, University of Texas, 1972 December 12 4:1

Austin, Texas, concerning the challenge of the seventies.

Speech made before the Hungry Club [Forum, Atlanta, Georgia], 4:2

Concerning his candidacy for one of the Democratic delegate seats from Georgia's 5th Congressional District for the March 11 Convention.

Speech from the Alabama Voter Education Project Tour concerning Young People and Politics, 1972 4:3 Speech concerning black people and traditional difficulties delivered to the Racial Harmony Council, 1972 4:4 Speech concerning black bankers and businesses, ca. 1972 4:5 Speech concerning challengers facing the American black people and possible solutions, [ca. 1972] 4:6 Speech at Press Conference in Washington concerning the Vietnam War and the Bach Mai Hospital Emergency Relief Fund, 1973 January 2 4:7 Speech on the health of the United States education system, 1973 February 2 4:8 Speech at the National Urban League Meeting, Kansas City, Missouri, 1973 March 29 4:9

Discussing the choices of the 1972 Elections.

Speech about the government's post-election attitude, 1973 May 8 4:10 Commencement Address at Federal City College, Washington, D.C., 1973 June 17 4:11 Commencement Address, 1973 June 4:12 Testimony before the Commission on Delegate Selection and Party Structure, Atlanta, Georgia, 1973 July 20 4:13 Speech before the NCDH/Southern Regional Council Housing Conference, 1973 October 15 4:14 Speech before the National Association of Health Services Executives (NAHSE), 1973 October 19 4:15

Health as a pressing issue for the black community.

Speech concerning the 1972 Presidential Election and what it meant for the voters, Chicago, Illinois, 1973 November 15 4:16 Speech concerning South Africa, 1973 4:17 Speech concerning the health of politics and their effect upon the nation following the resignation of President Richard Nixon, 1974 4:18 Article concerning accountability for black politicians for Black Collegian, 1974 4:19 Speech at the Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Social Change Conference on the 1965 Voting Rights Act, 1975 January 13 4:20 Remarks prepared for the Southern Conference of Black Mayors, Grambling, Louisiana, 1975 March 7 4:21 Article- Self-Defense Against Rape: The Joanne Little Case in The Black Scholar, 1975 March 4:22 Speech given at Villanova University, Pennsylvania, concerning race and class, 1975 April 9 4:23 Remarks prepared for The National Council of Black Child Development, Atlanta, Georgia, 1975 June 26 4:24 Remarks prepared for the Third Annual Convention/United Youth Adult Conference, Morris Brown College, Atlanta, Georgia, 1975 August 22 4:25 Remarks prepared for Morehouse College Alumni Association Meeting, Cleveland, Ohio, 1975 August 30 4:26 Speech for Project Media, Jackson, Mississippi, 1975 September 19 4:27 Speech before the National Association of FM Broadcasters, Marriott Hotel, [Atlanta, Georgia] on the power of the media, 1975 September 20 4:28 Speech concerning the Black Ghetto, 1975 October 17 5:1 Speech concerning black gains as a family affair, Los Angeles, California, 1975 November 18 5:2 Remarks prepared for delivery to the California School Boards Association, Sacramento, California, 1975 December 12 5:3 Speech concerning the power of the media: black journalists, 1975 5:4 Speech concerning the seventies and the black problem, 1975 5:5 Commencement Address, 1975 5:6 Speech concerning the Democratic Party and black people, 1975 5:7 Speech concerning African Liberation, 1975 5:8 Remarks prepared for the Operation P.U.S.H. Convention, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1975 5:9 Speech concerning blacks in society and proposed changes, 1975 5:10 Speech concerning the Jewish question, 1975 5:11 Speech concerning the 200th Birthday of the United States and black gains, 1975 5:12 Speech concerning changes in the black struggle, 1975 5:13 Tribute to Maynard Jackson, Jr., Atlanta's first black mayor (A Roast), 1975 5:14 Speech concerning drug addiction and the black community, 1975 5:15 Speech concerning the conditions of black America, 1975 5:16 Speech concerning equal and integrated education, 1975 5:17 Minority Cooperation, 1975 5:18 Speech- School Desegregation in the Seventies: Perspective and Reaffirmation, 1975 5:19 Speech concerning black politics and influence in the South, 1975 5:20 Speech concerning young professionals and health care, 1975, 1976 5:21 Speech concerning blacks in New York City and their condition on the eve of the Bicentennial, [1975] 5:22 Article- Jimmy Carter: A 'Clean' George Wallace? for The Voice, [ca. 1975] 5:23 Speech concerning black America: its progress and its failures, 1976 January 5:24 Press Release- Bond will not be an independent third party candidate for President in 1976, 1976 March 15 5:25 Speech concerning the status of black people during the Bicentennial Year, 1976 March 20 5:26 Speech concerning Angola and the tragedy of United States foreign policy in Africa, [New York City?], 1976 Spring 5:27 Political Diary kept by Julian Bond concerning the 1976 Election, 1976 April 11-June 11 5:28 Speech prepared for Black Democrats Conference, Charlotte, North Carolina- A Last- Minute Strategy for Black Democrats, 1976 April 5:29 Press Release Why I Can't Support Jimmy Carter, 1976 April 5:30 Speech at the Robert F. Kennedy Journalism Award, 1976 [June?] 5:31 Press Release concerning NAACP and Roy Wilkins sent to the Atlanta Inquirer, 1976 July 9 5:32 Speech concerning the election process and the political democracy, 1976 [September?] 5:33 Speech at the Hungry Club Forum, Atlanta, Georgia, on what the elections mean for Americans, 1976 November 3 5:34 Speech concerning the elections and their aftermath, 1976 November 5:35 Remarks prepared for The Stadium Club and the West End Rotary Club, Atlanta, Georgia, concerning the future of South Africa, 1976 December 10 5:36 Remarks prepared for delivery at the Marriott Motor Hotel, Los Angeles, California, concerning the Meharry Medical College, Nashville, Tennessee, 1976 December 11 5:37 Speech concerning the progress of black people, 1976 6:1 Speech concerning the struggle of the American underclass, 1976 6:2 Speech concerning black professionals and their difficult task, 1976 6:3 Speech concerning crime, justice, and reformers, 1976 6:4 Speech about looking back upon black history, 1976 6:5 Speech concerning the struggle of black women in America, 1976 6:6 Speech concerning blacks in elected office, ca. 1976 6:7 Speech concerning history of black politics, ca. 1976 6:8 Remarks concerning Southern economic conditions before The Southern Rural Policy Conference, Atlanta, Georgia, 1977 January 7 6:9 Article for Black Enterprise about black people being politically impotent, [1977 January 12] 6:10 Tribute to Mrs. Fannie Lou Hamer delivered at her memorial service, Ruleville, Mississippi, 1977 March 20 6:11 Article about the funeral of Mrs. Fannie Lou Hamer in Ruleville, Mississippi, for Player's Magazine, 1977 [March] 6:12 Statement by Julian Bond concerning the nomination of Atlanta lawyer Griffin Bell for Attorney General by Jimmy Carter, 1977 March 6:13 Article by Julian Bond Civil Rights Movement– to the Courtroom in Trial Magazine, 1977 March 6:14 Article by Julian Bond sent to M. Carl Holman of the National Urban Coalition about the new South and its development, 1977 April 21 6:15 Article by Julian Bond sent to Michael St. John, Player's Magazine concerning the sins of Richard Nixon, 1977 May 24 6:16 Speech concerning the challenges facing black attorneys presented to the Black American Law Students Association (BALSA), Duquesne Chapter, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 1977 May 27 6:17 Speech- Tips to the Traveling Speaker, a humorous look at potential pitfalls for the professional speech maker, 1977 June 7 6:18 Article of tribute to Fannie Lou Hamer in Ebony Magazine, 1977 June 13 6:19 Article on Jimmy Carter's success in Playboy Magazine, 1977 June 6:20 Comments made at a political roast to raise money for the Henry Hutchins City Council Campaign, 1977 July 2 6:21 Synopsis of the reprise telecast of NBC's Saturday Night Live, 1977 August 4 6:22 Remarks prepared for the Annual Banquet, Laymen's Department, the Progressive National Baptist Convention, Inc., at the Peachtree Plaza Hotel, Atlanta, Georgia, 1977 August 9 6:23 Remarks prepared for the National Student's Association, Houston, Texas, concerning the impact of student involvement, with press release, 1977 August 15 6:24 Article-News Stories We'd Like to See in Players Magazine, 1977 September 6:25 Remarks prepared for delivery at the 35th Georgia NAACP Convention, Macon Hilton, Macon, Georgia, concerning the future of black Georgians, 1977 November 12 6:26 Speech concerning the debate over the Supreme Court case Bakke v Regents and affirmative action, given at Paschal's Motor Hotel, Atlanta, Georgia, 1977 November 29 6:27 Speech concerning black people and the future, 1977 6:28 Speech concerning political diversity, 1977 6:29 Report on the SNCC meeting in Atlanta, Georgia, in the Los Angeles Times, 1977 6:30 Speech concerning the phenomenon of black voter support for Jimmy Carter, 1977 6:31 Speech- Strategies for Change The Texas Regional Conference on Alternative Policies, Arlington, Texas, 1978 February 4 6:32 Remarks delivered to National Drug Abuse Conference 1978, Seattle, Washington, and with some revision to the Minnesota Social Service Association, Duluth, Minnesota, on April 9, 1978, 1978 April 5, 9 6:33 Speech- What's Next? before the Psychiatric Association Conference, Atlanta, Georgia, 1978 May 10 6:34 Article- Issues After Bakke: Who Gets in the Lifeboat? in Collage, 1978 December 6:35 Speech concerning American race relations, Portland Motor Lodge, 1978 6:36 Speeches about poverty, 1978, 1985 7:1 Speech concerning education and the Bakke v Regents decision, ca. 1978 7:2 Article concerning the victory of Proposition 13 in California and its Implications, [ca. 1978] 7:3 Speech about fulfilling the dream of Martin Luther King, Jr. through political action, 1979 January 13 7:4 Speech commemorating the 50th Anniversary of the Birth of Martin Luther King, Jr., 1979 Jan [15?] 7:5 Article- What Next? in The Pennsylvania Gazette, 7:6 Article- Better Voters, Better Politicians in Southern Exposure, 1979 Spring 7:7 Remarks prepared for delivery to The Grant Wood Area Education Agency, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, concerning education as the most important function of state and local governments, 1979 August 19 7:8 Remarks to the Triad Sickle Cell Anemia Foundation, Greensboro, North Carolina, 1979 September 16 7:9 Speech to the Lake County Association of Black Communicators, Gary, Indiana, concerning the power of the media, 1979 September 30 7:10 Speech concerning black education and the 25th Anniversary of Brown v the Board of Education, Topeka, Kansas, 1979 7:11 Speech concerning economic equality, 1979 7:12 Remarks prepared for delivery to the Kansas National Education Association, Wichita, Kansas, concerning education in Georgia, 1980 April 11 7:13 Speech before the Hungry Club Forum, Atlanta, Georgia, about black voter apathy, 1980 May 21 7:14 Speech concerning housing for minorities and the poor, prepared for Julian Bond by Renee Huie, 1980 October 2 7:15 Remarks prepared for delivery to the Michigan Association of Media Educators concerning education and black people, 1980 October 9 7:16 Remarks prepared for delivery to the National Legal Aid and Defender Association, El Centro Convention Center, San Juan, Puerto Rico, concerning the Reagan Administration outlook, 1980 November 13 7:17 Speech concerning student protests, ca. 1980 7:18 Speech concerning black families, Hampton Institute, Virginia, 1981 March 26 7:19 Speech concerning the immigrant's plight, The University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota, 1981 April 2 7:20 Remarks prepared for delivery to the International Longshoremen and Warehouse Union, Honolulu, Hawaii, concerning the movement for political and economic justice, 1981 April 29 7:21 Speech concerning the abuses of the Ku Klux Klan, 1981 April 28 7:22 Remarks prepared for delivery to the Consultation on Police and the Minority Community, Colorado State University, Fort Collins, Colorado, 1981 August 15 7:23 Speech concerning black disenfranchisement, Los Angeles, California, 1981 September 19 7:24 Speech concerning the Voting Rights Act in 1982, 1982 7:25 Speech concerning Ronald Reagan, 1982 7:26 Remarks prepared for delivery to the National Association of Black Journalists, The Fairmont Hotel, New Orleans, Louisiana, concerning a black presidential candidate, 1983 September 8 7:27 Remarks prepared for delivery to the Black American Political Association of California, Sacramento, California, concerning a black presidential candidate, 1983 October 8 7:28 Speech concerning the Reagan Administration and Civil Rights, 1983 7:29 Speech attacking the Reagan Administration's civil rights enforcement record delivered as the keynote speaker at the dinner celebration of 20th Anniversary of the passage of the 1964 Civil rights Act by the Boston Lawyers Committee for Civil Rights Under Law, 1984 June 23 7:30 Speech concerning the re-election of Ronald Reagan, 1984 November 14 7:31 Speech challenging the American character, 1984 7:32 Speech concerning politics and poverty, ca. 1984 7:33 Speech concerning the Reagan Justice Department, 1985 April 7:34 Speech concerning the death penalty as morally wrong, 1985 May 10 7:35 Speech concerning Georgia's education system, 1985 7:36 Speech concerning Central America and Nicaragua, 1985 7:37 Speech concerning the relationship between the United States and South Africa, 1985 7:38 Speech concerning remembering the past, 1985 8:1 Speech delivered to the Executive Committee of the League of United Latin American Citizens, American Hotel about building communication between black and Latin American citizens, 1986 March 14 8:2 Speech concerning politics and Democratic ideology, 1986 8:3 Speech- Bicentennial Speech- Blacks and the Constitution NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund, Inc., 1987 March 8:4 Remarks prepared for delivery to the Alliance for Children, Youth and Families, Seattle, Washington, 1987 June 11 8:5 Remarks prepared for the Opening Conference-20th Anniversary of the Fair Housing Act of 1968, Des Moines, Iowa, 1988 April 8 8:6 Keynote Address at the New Directions in Civil Rights Conference, 1988 May 4 8:7 Speech concerning the Voting Rights Act Amendments, revisions of Julian Bond speech (incomplete), 1988 October 17 8:8 Speech concerning discrimination against black voters, 1988 November 1 8:9 Speech concerning the 1988 Presidential election, 1988 [November] 8:10 Speech concerning equal rights in employment, Minneapolis, Minnesota, 1988 December 9 8:11 Speech concerning a review of race relations in the United States, 1988 8:12 Speech- A Historical Perspective of a People delivered at the Cheyney University of Pennsylvania, 1989 February 8:13 Speech- Civil Rights and Wrongs Planned Parenthood National Atlantic Region Spring Conference, Washington, D.C., 1989 May 20 8:14 Speech- Blacks and Jews: Historical Relationship, Drexel University, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1989 May 25 8:15 Speech concerning the dedication of a memorial monument to Civil Rights Martyrs, Montgomery, Alabama, 1989 8:16 Article- The Fight Continues: The Civil Rights Movement from the '60s through the '80s, 1990 January 8:17 Paper- The Movement and the Media: An Analysis of Media Coverage of the Southern Civil Rights Movement presented at the 1990 Spring Seminar: Press, Politics and Public Policy, John F. Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University, 1990 April 17 8:18 Paper- In Commemoration of the 25th Anniversary of the Voting Rights Act of 1965: Race and Politics in Twentieth-century United States. A Participant's Commentary,1990 April 21 8:19

Prepared for delivery before the New England Historical Association, Pine Manor College, Boston, Massachusetts

Speech- Race, the Press, Politics Joan Shorenstein Barone Center, John F. Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University, 1990 May 3 8:20 Speech prepared for Planned Parenthood of Metropolitan Washington Annual Luncheon, Washington, D.C., 1990 May 24 8:21 Paper- The Impact of Student Activism on Black Politics, 1965-1968, 1990 November 2 8:22

Prepared for delivery at the annual meeting of the Southern Historical Association, New Orleans, Louisiana.

Speech concerning the struggle of black people to achieve freedom, 1990 8:23 Speech prepared for the NAACP Northeast Region Voting Rights Seminar, New York, New York, 1991 January 19 8:24 OAH Keynote Address, Louisville, Kentucky, 1991 April 11 8:25

Highlighting the problem of historical ignorance about the Civil Rights movement and the need for affirmative action.

Speech- Black Politics, Now and Then delivered at Amherst College, 1991 April 17 8:26 Speech concerning black crime and violence, delivered at the University of Virginia, Health Sciences Center, Department of Medicine, 1991 April 24 8:27 Lecture- Southern Student Activism: From Sit-Ins to Black Power presented at Galveston College, The American South Lecture Series, 1991 October 30 8:28 Speech- The Rising Tide of Racism delivered at the Chicago Public Library, Society in Focus Series of Talks, 1991 November 15 8:29 Speech- [19]60s Successes and [19]90s Failures1991 8:30 Speech concerning NAACP and affirmative action, 1992 April 23 8:31 Article- Civil Rights in the Popular Culture in Southern Changes, 1992 Spring 8:32 Speech concerning the dimensions of Thomas Jefferson's legacy, delivered at the Jefferson Conference, 1992 October 16 8:33 Speech concerning racism and the centrality of race in American life, 1992 8:34 Speech concerning Civil Rights movement and affirmative action, 1992 8:35 Paper- Some Questions for Examining Pennsylvania's Black History delivered at the [15th Annual Black History in Pennsylvania Conference], [1992] 8:36 Commencement speech given at the University of Virginia Law School, 1993 May 21 9:1 Speech- Heroes, Hope and History, 1993 November 5 9:2 Speech concerning on how the new administration has brought our long national nightmare to an end and a review of the recent era of American politics, 1993 9:3 Introduction for May It Please the Court concerning Cooper v Aaron, [1993?] 9:4 Speech delivered at the New Jersey Black Issues Convention concerning the history of the Civil Rights movement, 1994 October 9:5 Speech- Historical Perspectives on Fair Lending prepared for the Fair Lending Seminar for Chief Executive Officers, Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council, San Francisco, California, 1994 November 4 9:6 Speech- The 1965 Voting Rights Act, A Beneficiary's Commentary, 1995 April 1 9:7 ) Lecture- Crossing the Color Line: R & B and the Birth of Rock 'n' Roll given at the National Endowment for the Humanities Summer Institute, Harvard University, 1995 July 17 9:8 Teaching the History of the Southern Civil Rights Movement, 1865 to 1965. Speech concerning Flags as Powerful Symbols before the Southern Historical Association, New Orleans, Louisiana, 1995 November 10 9:9 Speech- The Impact of Student Activism on Black Politics , 1995 9:10 Speech- In Commemoration of the 30th Anniversary of the Voting Rights Act of 1965 A Participant's Commentary, 1995 9:11 Speech- Acting Affirmatively concerning affirmative action, 1995 9:12 Speech concerning the Anniversary of the Fair Housing Act, 1995 9:13 Speech concerning the recent elections and the effect of the Republican majority and the Contract with America, 1995 9:14 Speech- Louis Farrakhan, The Million Man March and the NAACP, 1995 9:15 Article- Passing the Torch? The New Generation of Student Activists in The Black Collegian, 1996 April 9:16 Speech concerning civic participation and the Dixiecratization of America delivered in Nashville, Tennessee, 1996 September 27 9:17 Speech- Heroes, Hope and History concerning the Civil Rights Movement, Missouri Historical Society, 1996 November 8 9:18 Paper- Atlanta: Protest to Politics: A Brief History 1870 to 1980, 1997 January 12 9:19 Speech- Labor Teach-in, 1997 February 27 9:20 Speech concerning the challenges faced by the teachers and scholars of the 20th century struggle for civil rights, University of Virginia, 1997 June 28 9:21 Speech- At the Turn of Two Centuries Keynote Address at the Washington- Du Bois Symposium, Roanoke, Virginia, 1998 March 20 9;22 Meet the Press NBC News concerning the legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr., 1998 April 5 9:23 Speech concerning the Civil Rights Movement and the media, delivered at the Martin Luther King Jr. Conference, University of Newcastle, Newcastle upon Tyne, 1998 May 7-10 9:24 Speech- Civil Rights, Now & Then at The National Press Club, 1998 May 27 9:25 Briefing Paper on the Attacks on African American Voters in the Alabama Black Belt prepared for Meeting with U.S. Attorney General Janet Reno, Julian Bond as a Member of the Delegation, 1998 June 11 9:26 Speech- Civil Rights, Now & Then delivered at the Philadelphia Bar Association, 1998 June 18 9:27 Speech concerning the relationship between the NAACP and organized labor delivered at the United Auto Workers Convention, Las Vegas, Nevada, 1998 June 25 9:28 Speech- The NAACP- Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow delivered at the NAACP Convention Public Mass Meeting, Georgia World Congress Center, Atlanta, Georgia, 1998 July 12 9:29 Speech- The 1965 Voting Rights Act, A Beneficiary's Perspective, 1998 October 2 9:30 Speech- Aaron Henry Commemoration, 1999 July 2 10:1

For this former head of the Mississippi NAACP organization and well-know civil rights figure.

Address at the 90th Annual NAACP Convention, New York, New York, 1999 July 11 10:2 Speech concerning the structure and operation of the NAACP and its renewed relationship with Harvard University, delivered at the Harvard Business School, 1999 December 3 10:3 Speech- Civil Rights, Now & Then delivered at the University of California, Los Angeles, California, 1999 10:4 Speech concerning the celebration of the anniversary of Brown v Board of Education and discussing the closing of the Prince Edward County schools, delivered at Prince Edward County, Virginia, 1999 10:5 Speech concerning Affirmative Action, 1999 10:6 Paper- The Media and the Movement: Looking Back from the Southern Front, [1999?] 10:7 Commencement Address at St. George's University, [Grenada?], 2000 May 12 10:8 Commencement Address at Washington University, 2000 May 19 10:9 Speech for the 91st NAACP Convention, Baltimore, Maryland, 2000 July 9 10:10 Speech- SNCC: What We Did, 2000 10:11 Speeches-A Race Odyssey used in successive years, 2000, 2001, 2002 10:12 Speech concerning the historic relationship between Blacks and Jews, 2000 10:13 Speech delivered at the NAACP's Annual Meeting, 2001 February 17 10:14 Speech delivered at the 92nd Annual NAACP Convention, Ernest N. Morial Convention Center, New Orleans, Louisiana, 2001 July 8 10:15 Speech concerning the National Housing Act of 1949 and the continued need for fair housing delivered at the Ethel Lawrence Homes Dedication, Mount Laurel, New Jersey, 2001 September 15 10:16 Speech concerning slaves and their legacy delivered at Monticello, Albemarle County, Virginia, 2001 October 6 10:17 Speech concerning the relationship of the NAACP and the series of Presidents during their 92 year history, 2001 10:18 Speech concerning Diversity, 2001 10:19 Speech- Public Intellectuals, 2002 April 12 10:20 Speech delivered at the National Baptist Convention, USA, concerning the faith of African-Americans and the Civil Rights Movement, [2002 June?] 10:21 Speech delivered at the NAACP Convention, George Brown Convention Center, Houston, Texas, 2002 July 7 10:22 Speech delivered at the University of Virginia Anti-war Rally, 2002 November 20 10:23 Article- Relic of Past Overstayed His Welcome concerning Strom Thurmond of South Carolina, 2002 December 5 10:24 Speech concerning affirmative action, 2002 10:25 Speech concerning the role of civil rights organizations in today's racial climate, 2002 10:26 Speech delivered at the 2003 NAACP Convention, Miami, Florida, 2003 July 13 10:27 Speech concerning James Bond for Berea College Founder's Day, Berea College, Kentucky, 2003 October 10 10:28 Speech- SNCC: What We Did with corrections, additions, and annotations, 2003 10:29 Speech before lawyers about his experiences in the judicial system, 2003 10:30 Speech concerning the practice of law and its inequities, 2003 10:31 Speech- Acting Affirmatively, 2003 10:32 Speech delivered at the National Abortion Rights Action League concerning Roe v Wade 31st Anniversary, 2004 January 22 11:1 Speech delivered to the 2004 NAACP Convention, Philadelphia Convention Center, Pennsylvania, 2004 July 11 11:2 Speech- The Broken Promise of 'Brown v Board of Education' with Research Material, 2004 11:3 Speech concerning the American Civil Liberties Union, Earl Warren, and Race in American politics, 2004 11:4 Speech- The 1965 Voting Rights Act, A Beneficiary's Perspective, 2004 11:5 Speech delivered at [Lincoln University ?], 2004 11:6 Speech- Campaign for America's Future, 2004 11:7 Speech delivered before the Florida State branch of the NAACP, ca. 2004 11:8 Speech delivered at the NAACP Annual Meeting, 2005 February 19 11:9 Speech accepting the Hubert Humphrey Award at the Leadership Conference on Civil Rights Dinner, 2005 May 4 11:10 Speech accepting the award at the 2005 Human Rights Campaign Dinner, Washington, D.C., 2005 October 1 11:11 Speech concerning the crisis in black schools, n.d. 11:12 Speech delivered to the Congress of African People, Atlanta, Georgia, n.d. 11:13 Commencement Address delivered to Columbia University Journalism School, n.d. 11:14 Paper/Speech concerning the Necessity of Communication, Closeness, and Togetherness Among Black People, n.d. 11:15 Speech concerning blacks engaging in a new politics (miscellaneous version, some incomplete), n.d. 11:16 Speech concerning housing and urban development: Congressional Black Caucus' series of recommendations to President Nixon, n.d. 11:17 Speech concerning hunger and malnutrition in the United States, n.d. 11:18 Speech concerning juvenile delinquency, n.d. 11:19 Speech concerning the Legal Defense Fund, the legal arm of the movement, n.d. 11:20 Speech concerning mass participation in Civil Rights Movement, n.d. 11:21 Speech concerning the commitment of the NAACP to an Interracial democracy (draft for Myrlie Evers-Williams), n.d. 11:22 Speech concerning politics and the debate surrounding welfare programs, n.d. 11:23 Speech concerning new faces in Washington conditions for poor black people, n.d. 11:24 Speech concerning the black college: its effect upon black people and opportunity, n.d. 11:25 Speech concerning Civil Rights Movement overview, n.d. 11:26 Speech concerning the crisis facing black schools, n.d. 11:27 Speech concerning the role of the university, n.d. 11:28 Speech- Today's Youth Tomorrow's Leaders, n.d. 11:29 Speech concerning welfare initiatives for minorities, n.d. 11:30 Article Are Gay Rights Civil Rights? in Ebony, n.d. 11:31 Article concerning the need for a Network for Black Issues in Players Magazine, n.d. 11:32 Article on Atlanta and the new South, n.d. 11:33 Speech-Passing the Torch?, n.d. 11:34 [Article?]- James Forman, n.d. 11:35 Article- Politics Makes a Difference in Southern Exposure, n.d. 11:36 Speech- Majority Rule and Black Rights, n.d. 11:37 Speeches- Incomplete, n.d. 12:1 Speech File Material, 1945-1976 12:2 Speech File Material, n.d. 12:3 Series II: Correspondence Correspondence, 1967 February 3-14 12:4 Correspondence, February 15-29 12:5 Correspondence, 1967 March 12:6 Correspondence, 1967 April-May 12:7 Correspondence, 1967 June 12:8 Correspondence, 1967 July 12:9 Correspondence, 1967 August-December 13:1 Correspondence, 1968 January-February 13:2 Correspondence, 1968 March-May 13:3 Correspondence, 1968 June-July 13:4 Correspondence, 1968 September 13:5 Correspondence, 1968 October 1-21 13:6 Correspondence, 1968 October 22-November 13:7 Correspondence, 1968 December 14:1 Correspondence, 1969 February-September 14:2 Correspondence, 1969 October 14:3 Correspondence, 1969 November 14:4 Correspondence, 1969 December 14:5 Correspondence, 1970 January 14:6 Correspondence, 1970 February 14:7 Correspondence, 1970 March 14:8 Correspondence, 1970 April-May 14:9 Correspondence, 1970 June-July 15:1 Correspondence, 1970 August-September 15:2 Correspondence, 1970 October-December 15:3 Correspondence, 1971 January-February 15:4 Correspondence, 1971 March-May 15:5 Correspondence, 1971 June-July 15:6 Correspondence, 1971 August-September 15:7 Correspondence, 1971 October-December 16:1 Correspondence, 1972 January-March 16:2 Correspondence, 1972 April-May 16:3 Correspondence, 1972 June-July 16:4 Correspondence, 1972 August-September 16:5 Correspondence, 1972 October-December 16:6 Correspondence, 1973 January 16:7 Correspondence, 1973 July 17:1 Correspondence, 1973 September-December 17:2 Correspondence, 1974 January 17:3 Correspondence, 1974 February-1-15 17:4 Correspondence, 1974 February 20-28 17:5 Correspondence, 1974 March 17:6 Correspondence, 1974 April 1-17 17:7 Correspondence, 1974 April 17-30 17:8 Correspondence, 1974 May 1-20 18:1 Correspondence, 1974 May 21-31 18:2 Correspondence, 1974 June 18:3 Correspondence, 1974 July 18:4 Correspondence, 1974 September 18:5 Correspondence, 1974 October-December 18:6 Correspondence, 1975 January 18:7 Correspondence, 1975 February 18:8 Correspondence, 1975 March 18:9 Correspondence, 1975 April 18:10 Correspondence, 1975 May 19:1 Correspondence, 1975 June 19:2 Correspondence, 1975 July 19:3 Correspondence, 1975 August 19:4 Correspondence, 1975 September 19:5 Correspondence, 1975 October 19:6 Correspondence, 1975 November 19:7 Correspondence, 1975 December 19:8 Correspondence, 1976 January 19:9 Correspondence, 1976 February 19:10 Correspondence, 1976 March 19:11 Correspondence, 1976 April 19:12 Correspondence, 1976 May 19:13 Correspondence, 1976 June 19:14 Correspondence, 1976 July 19:15 Correspondence, 1976 August 20:1 Correspondence, 1976 September 20:2 Correspondence, 1976 October 20:3 Correspondence, 1976 November 20:4 Correspondence, 1976 December 20:5 Correspondence, 1977 Jan 20:6 Correspondence, 1977 February 20:7 Correspondence, 1977 March 20:8 Correspondence, 1977 April 20:9 Correspondence, 1977 May 20:10 Correspondence, 1977 June 20:11 Correspondence, 1977 July 21:1 Correspondence, 1977 August 21:2 Correspondence, 1977 September 21:3 Correspondence, n.d. 21:4 Correspondence- Derogatory Letters, ca. 1969-79, 1988 21:5 Correspondence- General Requests, 1967 December 21:6 Correspondence- General Requests, 1968 January-August 21:7 Correspondence- General Requests, 1968 September 1-10 21:8 Correspondence- General Requests, 1968 September 11-30, n.d. 21:9 Correspondence- General Requests, 1968 October 21:10 Correspondence- General Requests, 1968 November-December 22:1 Correspondence- General Requests, 1969 January-February 22:2 Correspondence- General Requests, 1969 March 22:3 Correspondence- General Requests, 1969 April 22:4 Correspondence- General Requests, 1969 May 22:5 Correspondence- General Requests, 1969 June-August 22:6 Correspondence- General Requests, 1969 September-October 22:7 Correspondence- General Requests, 1969 November 22:8 Correspondence- General Requests, 1969 December 23:1 Correspondence- General Requests, 1970 January 23:2 Correspondence- General Requests, 1970 February 23:3 Correspondence- General Requests, 1970 March-April 23:4 Correspondence- General Requests, 1970 May 23:5 Correspondence- General Requests, 1970 June-July 23:6 Correspondence- General Requests, 1970 August-September 23:7 Correspondence- General Requests, 1970 October-November 24:1 Correspondence- General Requests, 1970 December 24:2 Correspondence- General Requests, 1970 January 24:3 Correspondence- General Requests, 1971 February-March 24:4 Correspondence- General Requests, 1971 April 24:5 Correspondence- General Requests, 1971 May 24:6 Correspondence- General Requests, 1971 June 24:7 Correspondence- General Requests, 1971 July 24:8 Correspondence- General Requests, 1971 August 25:1 Correspondence- General Requests, 1971 September 25:2 Correspondence- General Requests, 1971 October 25:3 Correspondence- General Requests, 1971 November 1-19 25:4 Correspondence- General Requests, 1971 November 21-December 25:5 Correspondence- General Requests, 1972 January -July 25:6 Correspondence- General Requests, 1972 August-September 25:7 Correspondence- General Requests, 1972 October-December 25:8 Correspondence- General Requests, 1973 January 26:1 Correspondence- General Requests, 1973 February 1-11 26:2 Correspondence- General Requests, 1973 February 12-28 26:3 Correspondence- General Requests, 1973 March-April 26:4 Correspondence- General Requests, 1973 May 26:5 Correspondence- General Requests, 1973 June 26:6 Correspondence- General Requests, 1973 July 26:7 Correspondence- General Requests, 1973 August-September 26:8 Correspondence- General Requests, 1973 October 27:1 Correspondence- General Requests, 1973 November-December 27:2 Correspondence- General Requests, 1974 March 1-15 27:3 Correspondence- General Requests, 1974 March 16-31 27:4 Correspondence- General Requests, 1974 May 27:5 Correspondence- General Requests, 1975 January-September 27:6 Correspondence- General Requests, 1976 January-May 27:7 Correspondence- General Requests, 1976 June 27:8 Correspondence- General Requests, 1976 July 27:9 Correspondence- General Requests, 1976 August 28:1 Correspondence- General Requests, 1976 September 28:2 Correspondence- General Requests, 1976 October 28:3 Correspondence- General Requests, 1976 November-December 28:4 Correspondence- General Requests, 1977 January-February 28:5 Correspondence- General Requests, 1977 March-April 28:6 Correspondence- General Requests, 1977 May 28:7 Correspondence- General Requests, 1977 June-November 28:8 Correspondence- General Requests, n.d. 29:1 Correspondence- Individuals- "A" through "E", 1961, 1967-2004 29:2

Correspondents include: Archie E. Allen, Imamu Amiri Baraka (LeRoi Jones), Dan Bernstein, Kay Boyle, Carol Moseley Braun, Justice Stephen Breyer, Erin Brockovich-Ellis, Stokeley Carmichael (Kwame Ture), Georgia Senator Hugh Carter, Linda Chavez-Thompson, Representative Shirley Chisholm, Senator Max Cleland, William Cohen, John Conyers, Jr., W.E.B. Du Bois (autographed program), Governor Michael F. Easley, Senator John Edwards, and Myrlie Evers-Williams.

Correspondence- Individuals- "F" through "K", 1960-2004 29:3

Correspondents include: James Farmer, Senator Russell D.Feingold, David Franklin, June Franklin, Dr. John K. Fryer, Nikki Giovanni, Governor Parris N. Glendening, Senator Philip A. Hart, Chester Hartman, Jesse Jackson (autographed speech), Mayor Maynard Jackson, Senator Jacob K. Javits, Vernon E. Jordan, Jr., and Senator John Kerry

Correspondence- Individuals- "L" through "W", 1964-2004 29:4

Correspondents include: John Lewis, Walter F. Mondale, Elijah Muhammad (Messenger of Allah, Nation of Islam), Jeff Nesmith, Senator Sam Nunn, Huey P. Newton (Black Panther Party), Adam Clayton Powell, Ann Richards (autographed keynote address for the 1988 Democratic Convention), Donald Rumsfeld, Senator Richard B. Russell, Timothy J. Russert (NBC News), Ken Salazar, Senator Paul S. Sarbanes, Bishop Paul L. Seitz, Secretary of Transportation Rodney E. Slater, Representative Louis Stokes, Percy Sutton, Senator Strom Thurmond, Ahmed Sekou Toure, Representative Morris K. Udall, Governor George C. Wallace, Roy Wilkins (NAACP), and Oprah Winfrey.

Correspondence- Individuals- Clarence Avant, 1969-1972 29:5 Correspondence- Individuals- Richard W. Bruner, 1969-1970 29:6 Correspondence- Individuals- President Bill Clinton, 1992-1999 29:7 Correspondence- Individuals- Ivanhoe Donaldson, 1970-1971 29:8 Correspondence- Individuals- Bert Gilden, 1969, 1970 29:9 Correspondence- Individuals- Mayor Richard Hatcher, 1969-1976 29:10 Correspondence- Individuals- Parker Hudson, 1969-1972 29:11 Correspondence- Individuals- Hubert H. Humphrey, 1968 July 10, 11 29:12 Correspondence- Individuals- Kivie Kaplan, 1971-1973 29:13 Correspondence- Individuals- Senator Edward M. Kennedy, 1968-1998 29:14 Correspondence- Individuals- Ethel S. Kennedy, including a photograph of Robert Kennedy, 1968-1970 29:15 Correspondence- Individuals- Coretta Scott King, 1970, 1989 29:16 Correspondence- Individuals- Senator George McGovern, 1970-1974 29:17 Correspondence- Individuals- Sam Massell, 1969 29:18 Correspondence- Individuals- Attorney Howard Moore, 1969-1971 29:19 Correspondence- Individuals- Charles J. Negaro, 1969-1971 29:20 Correspondence- Individuals- Johnny E. Parham, Jr. (Curber Associates, Inc.), 1969-1970 29:21 Correspondence- Individuals- David Pearson (Associates), 1970-1971 29:22 Correspondence- Individuals- Donald O. Peterson, 1969 29:23 Correspondence- Individuals- Rosser Reeves, 1969 29:24 Correspondence- Individuals- Mayor Carl B. Stokes, 1969-1970, 1992 29:25 Correspondence- Individuals- Andrew Young, 1971, 1976 29:26 Correspondence- Letters of Support, 1967-1968 30:1 Correspondence- Letters of Support, 1969 April-August 30:2 Correspondence- Letters of Support, 1969 September-October 30:3 Correspondence- Letters of Support, 1969 November-December 30:4 Correspondence- Letters of Support, 1970 January-February 30:5 Correspondence- Letters of Support, 1970 March 30:6 Correspondence- Letters of Support, 1970 April-November 30:7 Correspondence- Letters of Support, 1972 January-April 30:8 Correspondence- Letters of Support, 1972 May 31:1 Correspondence- Letters of Support, 1972 June-August 31:2 Correspondence- Letters of Support, 1972 September-December 31:3 Correspondence- Letters of Support, 1974 February-October 31:4 Correspondence- Letters of Support, 1974 November-December 31:5 Correspondence- Letters of Support, 1975 January-February 31:6 Correspondence- Letters of Support, 1975 March 31:7 Correspondence- Letters of Support, 1975 April-November 31:8 Correspondence- Letters of Support, 1977 31:9 Correspondence- Media Requests, 1967-1968 32:1 Correspondence- Media Requests, 1969 32:2 Correspondence- Media Requests, 1970 32:3 Correspondence- Media Requests, 1971 January-September 32:4 Correspondence- Media Requests, 1971 October-December 32:5 Correspondence- Media Requests, 1972-1973 32:6 Correspondence- Media Requests, 1975-1976 June 32:7 Correspondence- Media Requests, 1976 July-December 33:1 Correspondence- Media Requests, 1977 January -March 33:2 Correspondence- Media Requests, 1977 April-May 33:3 Correspondence- Media Requests, 1977 June-1978, 1982 33:4 Correspondence- Request for Donation, 1969 33:5 Correspondence- Request for Donation, 1971 33:6 Correspondence- Request for Endorsements, 1969-1970 33:7 Correspondence- Request for Legal Aid, 1968 33:8 Correspondence- Request for Legal Aid, 1969 33:9 Correspondence- Request for Legal Aid, 1970 January-May 33:10 Correspondence- Request for Legal Aid, 1970 June-December 33:11 Correspondence- Request for Legal Aid, 1971 January-August 33:12 Correspondence- Request for Legal Aid, 1971 September-October 34:1 Correspondence- Request for Legal Aid, 1972 February-August 34:2 Correspondence- Request for Legal Aid, 1972 September-October 34:3 Correspondence- Request for Legal Aid, 1973 34:4 Correspondence- Request for Legal Aid, 1974 34:5 Correspondence- Request for Legal Aid, 1975 34:6 Correspondence- Request for Legal Aid, 1976 January-June 34:7 Correspondence- Request for Legal Aid, 1976 July-August 34:8 Correspondence- Request for Legal Aid, 1976 September-December 34:9 Correspondence- Request for Legal Aid, 1977 January-March 35:1 Correspondence- Request for Legal Aid, 1977 April-May 35:2 Correspondence- Request for Legal Aid, 1977 June-November, 1985 35:3 Correspondence- Request for Military Aid, 1968-1969 35:4 Correspondence- Request for Military Aid, 1970 35:5 Correspondence- Request for Military Aid, 1971 35:6 Correspondence- Request for Military Aid, 1972 35:7 Correspondence- Request for Military Aid, 1973 35:8 Correspondence- Request for Military Aid, 1974 35:9 Correspondence- Request for Military Aid, 1975 35:10 Correspondence- Request for Military Aid, 1976 35:11 Correspondence- Request for Military Aid, 1977 35:12 Correspondence- Topical concerning Griffin Bell Hearings, 1977 36:1 Correspondence- Topical concerning Black Business and Enterprises, 1969-1970 36:2 Correspondence- Colleges and Universities, 1971-2002 36:3 Correspondence- Topical concerning the Angela Davis Case, 1971 36:4 Correspondence- Topical concerning the Israel/Jewish Question, 1974-1977 36:5 Correspondence- Topical concerning Julian Bond: Black Rebel by John Neary, 1970-1971 36:6 Correspondence- Topical concerning Newsletter/Journal on Black Politics, 1969-1970 July 36:7 Correspondence- Topical concerning Newsletter/Journal on Black Politics, 1970 August-1973, n.d 36:8 Correspondence- Topical concerning Photographs of Julian Bond, 1969-1974, 1995, n.d. 36:9 Correspondence- Topical concerning South Africa, 1977 36:10 Correspondence- Topical concerning Sterilization Controversy, 1973 36:11 Correspondence- Topical concerning Fletcher Thompson and a Job Corps Training Center for Atlanta, 1969 36:12 Series III: Organizations A Organizations, 1963-1976, 2004 37:1 The African-American Institute, 1973-1977 37:2 The African-American Institute- The African-American Dialogue Remarks and Statements, 1973 December 37:3 Alliance for Labor Action, 1969 37:4 American Civil Liberties Union, 1967-1977 37:5 American Civil Liberties Union- Directories, 1973-1976 37:6 American Civil Liberties Union- Lawyers Constitutional Defense Committees, 1969 37:7 American Civil Liberties Union- Prison Law Project, 1971-1972 37:8 American Hospital Association, 1971 37:9 Atlanta Black Draft Advisors, 1971 37:10 The Atlanta Committee to End the War in Vietnam, 1966, n.d. 37:11 Atlanta Region Metropolitan Planning Commission, 1966 37:12 Atlanta University Center, 1969-1973 37:13 Atlanta University Center Civil Rights Movement 1960-1990 Anniversary, 1990 37:14 B Organizations, 1971-1976 38:1 Black American Law Students Association (BALSA), 1969-1970 38:2 Black Economic Development Council, 1969-1970 38:3 Black Economic Research Center, 1970-1972 38:4 Black Educational Services, Inc, 1969-1971 38:5 Black Enterprise, 1969-1973, 1977 38:6 Black Marines of New Jersey, 1976 38:7 Black Radical Congress, 1998 June 19-21 38:8 Black-Pac, Inc. (Black Political Action Committee), 1980-1982 38:9 Butterfly Youth Foundation- Summers in the South Proposal, 1975 38:10 C Organizations, 1968-1977 38:11 Center for Community Change, 1968-1970 38:12 Center for Community Change, 1971 38:13 Center for Democratic Renewal, 1998 38:14 Center for Responsible Lending, 2002-2004 38:15 Citizens Board of Inquiry into Health Services for Americans, 1969-1970 39:1 Citizens Board of Inquiry into Health Services for Americans, 1971-1972 39:2 Citizens Board of Inquiry into Health Services for Americans- Report, 1971 39:3 Citizen's Commission on Civil Rights, 1996, 2001 39:4 Commission for Racial Justice, 1971-1973, 1977 39:5 Committee for Community Affairs, 1969-1971 39:6 Common Cause, 1970-1972 39:7 Community Education and Action Organization- Proposal, 1968, n.d. 39:8 Community Relations Commission, 1968-1971 39:9 Congress of African People, 1970-1972 39:10 Congressional Action Fund, 1972 39:11 Constituency for Africa (CFA), 2004 39:12 Cornerstone Project, Inc., 1969 39:13 D through F Organizations, 1966, 1970-1977 40:1 The Delta Ministry, 1969 40:2 Eldridge Cleaver Defense Committee, 1975-1977 40:3 The Eleanor Roosevelt Papers- Honorary Advisory Board, 2001 40:4 Federal Communications Commission, 1967-1968, 1975 40:5 Federation of Southern Cooperatives, 1969-1972 40:6 Free Southern Theater, 1970-1971 40:7 Free Southern Theater, 1972-1974 40:8 Freedom to Marry, 2004 40:9 G through J Organizations, 1967-1976 40:10 Georgia Association for Black Elected Officials, 1977 40:11 Georgia Council on Human Relations, 1968-1971 40:12 Georgia Student Rural Project-Proposal, n.d. 40:13 Govolution- Board of Advisors, 2000 40:14 Harvard Business School's Initiative on Social Enterprise, 2001-2002 41:1 Harvard Business School's Initiative on Social Enterprise- Advisory Board, 2001-2002 41:2 Highlander Research and Education Center, 1968-1973 41:3 Institute for Southern Studies, 1969-1972 41:4 The Institute of the Black World, 1971-1976 41:5 The International Eye Foundation, 1996-1997 41:6 Isaac Hayes Foundation, 1971 41:7 Job Corps Center, Atlanta, 1969-1970 41:8 Joint Center for Political Studies, 1970-1977 41:9 Joint Center for Urban Environmental Studies, 1976-1977 41:10 L through M Organizations, 1969-1976 41:11 Leadership Conference on Civil Rights, 1968-1970 42:1 Legal Education Grants to Assist Minorities, Inc., 1972 42:2 The Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Center, 1968-1973 42:3 Mary Holmes College Fund, 1969-1970 42:4 The Mary McLeod Bethune Memorial Committee, 1970 42:5 Medgar Evers Instititute, 2004 42:6 Metropolitan Applied Research Center, 1969-1972 42:7 Metropolitan Atlanta Association for the Blind, Inc., 1972-1973 42:8 Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority (MARTA), 1973, 1977, 1979 42:9 Morehouse College, 1968-1979 42:10 N Organizations, 1970-1976 42:11 National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (hereafter abbreviated as NAACP), 1969-1977 42:12 NAACP- Abortion and Blacks, 2003-2004, n.d. 43:1 NAACP- Advocacy and Policy Committee, [2005], n.d. 43:2 NAACP- Afro-Academic, Cultural, Technological and Scientific Olympics (ACT-SO), 1996-1998, n.d. 43:3 NAACP- Articles and News clippings, 1983-2004, n.d. 43:4 NAACP- Articles and News clippings, 1999 July 18 43 Matted and oversize.

One New York Daily News clipping about Julian Bond and Kweisi Mfume.

NAACP- Atlanta Branch, 1977 January-May 43:5 NAACP- Atlanta Branch, 1977 June-December 43:6 NAACP- Awards and Scholarship Committee, 1996, n.d. 43:7 NAACP- Board of Directors, 1987-2005 43:8 NAACP- Board of Directors - Minutes, 1998-1999 43:9 NAACP- Board of Directors- Retreats and Self-Assessments, 1996-2000 43:10 NAACP- Board of Directors- Retreats and Self-Assessments, 2002-2005 43:11 NAACP- Board of Directors- Terms of Service, 2003 43:12 NAACP- Branches and Chapters, 1995-2000 43:13 NAACP- Campaign Finance Litigation and Reform, 1996-1997 44:1 NAACP- Campaign Finance Litigation and Reform, 1999-2001, n.d. 44:2 NAACP- Centennial Program Taskforce, 2003-2004 44:3 NAACP- Chairmanship of Julian Bond, 1998-2003 44:4 NAACP- Chief Executive Assessments, 1997-2004 44:5 NAACP- Code of Ethics, n.d. 44:6 NAACP- Committees, 1998-2003 44:7 NAACP- Compensation Study Progress Report, 2001 44:8 NAACP- Confederate Flag Protest and Boycott, 1999 44:9 NAACP- Constitution, 1996-2000 44:10 NAACP- Corporate Reorganization, 1996-2004 44:11 NAACP-Correspondence, 1989-2005 44:12

Correspondents include: Benjamin L. Hooks and Myrlie Evers-Williams.

NAACP- Correspondence congratulating Bond on his Chairmanship, 1998 44:13 Including: Congressman Dick Armey, William Cohen, Senator Paul Coverdell, Congressman Elijah E. Cummings, Elizabeth Dole, Governor Parris N. Glendening, Senator J. Robert Kerry, Coretta Scott King, Congressman John Lewis, Senator Joseph I. Lieberman, Senator Howard M. Metzenbaum, Carol Moseley-Braun, Robert H. Schuller, Rodney E. Slater, Governor Christine Todd Whitman. NAACP- The Crisis, 1993-1996 February 45:1 NAACP- The Crisis, 1996 March-1999 45:2 NAACP- The Crisis, 2000-2005 45:3 NAACP- The Crisis Seattle Branch Freedom Fund Banquet, 2004 45:4 NAACP- Death Penalty, 2001 45:5 NAACP- Development Office Packet, 2005 45:6 NAACP- Economic Reciprocity Initiative, 1997-1998 45:7 NAACP- Employee Handbook, 1997, 2004 45:8 NAACP- Environment, 2003-2005 45:9 NAACP- Foreign Affairs, 1997 45:10 NAACP- Fundraising, 1999-2003 45:11 NAACP-Gay Marriage, 1997-2004, n.d. 45:12 NAACP- Dr. William F. Gibson, Controversy concerning, 1991-1994 November 46:1 NAACP- Dr. William F. Gibson, Controversy concerning, 1994 Dec -1995, n.d. 46:2 NAACP- Headquarters Operations, 1998-1999 46:3 NAACP- Headquarters Relocation, 1999-2002 46:4 NAACP- History (copies), 1914-1933 46:5 NAACP- History (copies), 1945-1977 46:6 NAACP- History (partial copies), 1983-2000, n.d. 46:7 NAACP- HIV/AIDS, 1996-2004 46:8 NAACP- Image Awards, 2002-2004 46:9 NAACP- Information Packet, 2003 46:10 NAACP- Internal Revenue Service, 2003-2005 47:1 NAACP- Issue Organizing Center, 2001 47:2 NAACP- Leadership in the 21st Century, 1995-1998 47:3 NAACP- Meetup.com, 2003, n.d. 47:4 NAACP- Membership, 1997-2000, n.d. 47:5 NAACP- Memoranda, 1996-2002 47:6 NAACP- CEO Kweisi Mfume, Articles concerning, 2003-2005 47:7 NAACP- CEO Kweisi Mfume, Contract with, 1998-1999 47:8 NAACP- CEO Kweisi Mfume, Contract with, 2000-2001 April 47:9 NAACP- CEO Kweisi Mfume, Contract with, 2001 June 2002 47:10 NAACP- CEO Kweisi Mfume, Contract with, 2003-2005, n.d. 47:11 NAACP- CEO Kweisi Mfume, Resignation of, 2004-2005 48:1 NAACP- Miscellaneous, 1937-2004 48:2 NAACP- National Internet Program, 1996-2003 48:3 NAACP- National Voter Fund, 2000-2005 48:4 NAACP- National Voter Fund Final Media Report Part I- National Coverage, 2000 September-2001 January 48:4 Oversize white notebook. NAACP- National Voter Fund Final Media Report Part II- Regional Coverage, 2000 September-2001 January 48:4 Oversize white notebook. NAACP- National Voter Fund and the Presidential Election in Florida, 2000 48:5 NAACP- National Voter Fund Communications, 2000 48:6 NAACP- Payday Lending Issue, 2000-2005, n.d. 48:7 NAACP- Policies, 1999-2004, n.d. 48:8 NAACP- Programs, 1981-1998, n.d. 48:9 NAACP- Religious Affairs, 1999, n.d. 48:10 NAACP- Reports, 1996-1999 48:11 NAACP- Research, 1997-2002 49:1 NAACP- Resolutions, 1990-2000, n.d. 49:2 NAACP- Review of the Financial Operations, 1996-1998 49:3 NAACP- Rules, n.d. 49:4 NAACP- Soros, George and the Open Society Institute, 1998-1999 49:5 NAACP- Spingarn Medal, 1998-2000 49:6 NAACP- Statements and Remarks by Julian Bond, 1980-2005 49:7 NAACP- Strategic Measurements Taskforce, 2003 49:8 NAACP- Strategic Plan, 2000-2002 49:9 NAACP- Surveys, 1999, n.d. 49:10 NAACP- Task Force on Africa Report and Recommendations, 1978 49:11 NAACP- Time Magazine Dispute, 2005 49:12 NAACP- Training, 1997-2000 49:13 NAACP- Unit Network Quick Reference Guides, n.d. 49:14 NAACP- United Nations Recognition as a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO), 2001 49:15 NAACP- Volunteers, 1999-2000 49:16 NAACP- Voter Empowerment Expenses, 2000-2002 49:17 National Black Economic Development Conference, 1969, n.d. 50:1 National Business League, 1969 50:2 National Center for Appropriate Technology, 1998-1999, n.d. 50:3 National Council of Negro Women, Inc., 1969, 1973, n.d. 50:4 National Educational Conference of Black Mayors Resource and Research Advisory Committee and John Tyler, 1969-1971 50:5 National Movement for the Student Vote, 1971 50:6 National Public Radio, 1973 January-June 50:7 National Public Radio, 1973 July-November 50:8 National Public Radio-All Things Considered, 1972 50:9 National Rural Housing Coalition, 1969-1970 50:10 National Sharecroppers Fund, 1969-1970 50:11 National Sharecroppers Fund, 1971-1973, n.d. 50:12 National Sharecroppers Fund, Inc.- Rural Advancement Fund, 1967-1973, n.d. 50:13 National Urban Coalition, 1968-1971 June 51:1 National Urban Coalition, 1971 July-1973, n.d. 51:2 National Urban League, 1968-1969 June 51:3 National Urban League, 1969 July-December 51:4 National Urban League, 1970-2002, n.d. 51:5 National Urban League- History, 1987-1989 51:6 Natural Resources Defense Council, Inc. (NRDC), 2004 51:7 The New Democratic Coalition, 1967-1974 51:8 O through R Organizations, 1969-2002, n.d. 51:9 Organization of Afro-American Unity, 1996, n.d. 52:1 Pacifica, 1969 52:2 Premier Automotive Group (PAG) Diversity Council, 1999-2001 52:3 Premier Automotive Group (PAG) Diversity Council, 2002-2005, n.d. 52:4 Race Relations Institute, 1996-1997, n.d. 52:5 Referendum 70, 1970 52:6 Robert F. Kennedy Memorial, 1968-1969 52:7 Robert F. Kennedy Memorial, 1970-1971 52:8 S through V Organizations, 1970-1977 52:9 Scholarship, Education, & Defense Fund for Racial Equality, 1969-1970 September 52:10 Scholarship, Education, & Defense Fund for Racial Equality, 1970 October-1973 52:11 Sex Information and Education Council of the United States (SIECUS), 1969-1970 53:1 Songmasters-The American Road, 2000 53:2 South Atlantic Regional Humanities Center, 2001 53:3 Southern Center for Studies in Public Policy, 1969-1977 53:4 Southern Christian Leadership Conference, 1963-1988, n.d. 53:5 Southern Conference Educational Fund, 1968-1973, n.d. 53:6 Southern Elections Fund- Correspondence, 1968-1972 53:7 Southern Elections Fund- Correspondence, 1973 53:8 Southern Elections Fund- Correspondence, 1974-1976 53:9 Southern Elections Fund- Correspondence with Trustees and Staff, 1969-1972 53:10 Southern Elections Fund- Correspondence with Trustees and Staff, 1973-1977 53:11 Southern Elections Fund- Financial, 1971-1981 54:1 Southern Elections Fund- Proceedings and Minutes, 1969-1973 54:2 Southern Elections Fund- Proceedings and Minutes, 1974-1977, n.d. 54:3 Southern Elections Fund- Publicity, 1969-1974, n.d. 54:4 Southern Poverty Law Center, 1971 54:5 Southern Poverty Law Center, 1972 54:6 Southern Poverty Law Center, 1973 54:7 Southern Poverty Law Center, 1974-1975 May 55:1 Southern Poverty Law Center, 1975 June-October 55:2 Southern Poverty Law Center, 1976 January-August 55:3 Southern Poverty Law Center, 1976 September-December 55:4 Southern Poverty Law Center, 1977 January-March 55:5 Southern Poverty Law Center, 1977 April-December 55:6 Southern Poverty Law Center, 2002, n.d. 55:7 Southern Poverty Law Center- Lawsuit concerning the issue of Sterilization of Indigent Minors by Federally Funded Agencies, 1973 55:8 Southern Regional Council, 1967-1970 56:1 Southern Regional Council, 1971-1976 56:2 Southern Regional Council, 1994-1996 56:3 Southern Regional Council, 1997 February-September 56:4 Southern Regional Council, 1997 November-1998 56:5 Southern Regional Council- Reports concerning Sit-Ins, 1960-1998 56:6 Southern Student Organizing Committee, 1963-1994, n.d. 56:7 Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC)- Anti-Vietnam War Statement, [1965?] 56:8 Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC)- Archives on Deposit at the Martin Luther King Center, 1997 56:9 Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC)- Biographies, 1993, n.d. 56:10 Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC) -Controversy concerning the Permanent Repository for its Papers, 1997 56:11 Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC)- Correspondence, 1963-1977 56:12 Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC)- Faculty Fund chaired by Dr. Horace Mann Bond, 1966 57:1 Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC)- Founding of the Organization, 1960, 2000 57:2 Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC)- Freedom of Information Act Request Copies, 1967-1968 57:3 1 of 7 folders. Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC) - Freedom of Information Act Request Copies, 1964-1969 57:4 2 of 7 folders. Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC)- Freedom of Information Act Request Copies, n.d. 57:5 3 of 7 folders. Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC)- Freedom of Information Act Request Copies, 1962 August-1963 57:6 4 of 7 folders. Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC)- Freedom of Information Act Request Copies, 1964 57:7 5 of 7 folders. Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC)- Freedom of Information Act Request Copies, 1965-1967 57:8 6 of 7 folders. Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC)- Freedom of Information Act Request Copies, 1968-1969 57:9 7 of 7 folders. Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC)- Freedom Summer, 1964-1965 58:1 Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC)- Memoranda and Reports (Copies), 1960-1967 58:2 Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC)- Minutes (Copies), 1960-1964 58:3 Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC)- Minutes (Copies), 1965-1967, n.d. 58:4 Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC)- Miscellaneous, 1962-1966, 1982 58:5 Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC)- Raleigh Conference, 1960, 1990 58:6 Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC)- Press Releases, 1961-1976, n.d. 58:7 News clippings and Printed. Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC)- Programs, 1960-1967, 1990, n.d. 58:8 Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC) - Statement of Sergeant Joseph P. Grubisic, Chicago Police Department, c. 1969 ? 58:9 Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC)-The Student Voice, 1962 April 58:10 Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC) – Trinity College Conference We Shall Not Be Moved- Sessions 1-3, 1988 April 14-16 58:11 Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC) – Trinity College Conference We Shall Not Be Moved- Sessions 4-6, 1988 April 14-16 58:12 Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC) – Trinity College Conference We Shall Not Be Moved- Sessions 7-8, 1988 April 14-16 59:1 Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC)- Vietnam, 1965-1966, 1968 59:2

Includes a copy of the open letter of James Forman to the New York Anti-War Conference of the Fifth Avenue Vietnam Peace Parade Committee.

Student Organization for Black Unity (Cleveland Sellers), 1969 59:3 Twenty-First Century Foundation, 1971-1977 59:4 United Negro College Fund, 1970-1973 59:5 Village Foundation, 1997 59:6 Voter Education Project, 1969 59:7 Voter Education Project, 1970 59:8 Voter Education Project, 1971 February-June 59:9 Voter Education Project, 1971 July-December 59:10 Voter Education Project, 1972 February-June 60:1 Voter Education Project, 1972 July-December 60:2 Voter Education Project, 1973 February-July 60:3 Voter Education Project, 1973 August-1977 60:4 Voter Education Project, n.d. 60:5 Voter Education Project- Minority Candidates in the South, 1975 60:6 Voter Education Project- Photographs of Tours in Alabama and Louisiana, 1971-1972 60:7 Voter Education Project- Press Releases and Statistics, 1964-1973 60:8 Voter Education Project- Reports concerning Andrew Young's 1972 Race for Congress and Runoff Primaries and Fair Representation for Blacks in Congress, 1973, 1984 60:9 Voter Registration Account, 1972 60:10 W through Z Organizations, 1969-1976 60:11 Washington Research Project, 1969 60:12 Young Men's Christian Association (YMCA), 1969-1976 60:13 Young Men On the Go, 1969 60:14 Youth Project of Vermont, Inc., 1969 61:1 Youth Citizenship Fund, Inc., 1972-1973 61:2 Series IV: Invitations, Political Associates, and American Program Bureau Papers American Program Bureau- Contracts, etc., 1968 July-September 61:3 American Program Bureau- Contracts, etc., 1968 October-December 61:4 American Program Bureau- Contracts, etc., 1969 January-April 61:5 American Program Bureau- Contracts, etc., 1969 May-December 61:6 American Program Bureau- Contracts, etc., 1970 61:7 American Program Bureau- Contracts, etc., 1971 January-June 61:8 American Program Bureau- Contracts, etc., 1971 July-December 61:9 American Program Bureau- Contracts, etc., 1972 62:1 American Program Bureau- Contracts, etc., 1973 62:2 American Program Bureau- Contracts, etc., 1974 62:3 American Program Bureau- Contracts, etc., 1975 62:4 American Program Bureau-Contracts, etc., 1976 62:5 American Program Bureau- Contracts, etc., 1977 63:1 American Program Bureau- Contracts, etc., 1978 63:2 American Program Bureau- Contracts, etc., 1979 63:3 American Program Bureau- Contracts, etc., 1980 63:4 American Program Bureau- Contracts, etc., 1981 63:5 American Program Bureau- Contracts, etc., 1988 63:6 American Program Bureau- Correspondence, 1968-1970 63:7 American Program Bureau- Correspondence, 1971 63:8 American Program Bureau- Correspondence, 1972-1975 64:1 American Program Bureau- Correspondence, 1976 64:2 American Program Bureau- Correspondence, 1977 64:3 American Program Bureau- Itineraries and Finances, 1968-1972 64:4 American Program Bureau- Itineraries and Finances, 1973 64:5 American Program Bureau- Itineraries and Finances, 1974 64:6 American Program Bureau- Itineraries and Finances, 1975 64:7 American Program Bureau- Itineraries and Finances, 1981-1982, n.d. 65:1 Invitations- Accepted, 1967-1968 65:2 Invitations- Accepted, 1969 65:3 1 of 2 folders. Invitations- Accepted, 1969 65:4 2 of 2 folders. Invitations- Accepted, 1970 65:5 Invitations- Accepted, 1971 65:6 Invitations- Accepted, 1972 65:7 Invitations- Accepted, 1974 65:8 Invitations- Accepted, 1975 65:9 Invitations- Accepted, 1976 65:10 Invitations- Announcements, 1967-1969 66:1 Invitations- Declined, 1969 May 66:2 Invitations- Declined, 1969 July 66:3 Invitations- Declined, 1969 August 66:4 1 of 2 folders. Invitations- Declined, 1969 August 66:5 2 of 2 folders. Invitations- Declined, 1969 September 66:6 Invitations- Declined, 1969 October 66:7 1 of 2 folders. Invitations- Declined, 1969 October 66:8 2 of 2 folders. Invitations- Declined, 1969 November 66:9 Invitations- Declined, 1969 December 66:10 Invitations- Declined, 1970 January 67:1 Invitations- Declined, 1970 February 67:2 1 of 2 folders. Invitations- Declined, 1970 February 67:3 2 of 2 folders. Invitations- Declined, 1970 March 67:4 Invitations- Declined, 1970 April-May 67:5 Invitations- Declined, 1970 June-August 67:6 Invitations - Declined, 1970 August-November 67:7 Invitations- Declined, 1970 December 67:8 Invitations- Declined, 1971 January-February 68:1 Invitations- Declined, 1971 March-April 68:2 Invitations- Declined, 1971 May-July 68:3 Invitations- Declined, 1971 August-October 68:4 Invitations- Declined, 1971 November 68:5 Invitations- Declined, 1971 December 68:6 Invitations- Declined, 1972 January-February 68:7 Invitations- Declined, 1972 March 68:8 Invitations- Declined, 1972 April-May 69:1 Invitations- Declined, 1972 June-August 69:2 Invitations- Declined, 1972 September 69:3 Invitations- Declined, 1972 October 69:4 Invitations-Declined, 1972 November-December 69:5 Invitations- Declined, 1973 January-February 69:6 Invitations- Declined, 1973 March-May 69:7 Invitations- Declined, 1973 June-October 69:8 Invitations- Declined, 1973 November-December 70:1 Invitations- Declined, 1974-1975 70:2 Invitations- Declined, 1976 January-July 70:3 Invitations- Declined, 1976 August-October 70:4 Invitations- Declined, 1976 November-December 70:5 Invitations- Declined, 1977 January-May 70:6 Invitations- Declined, 1977 June-August 70:7 Invitations- Declined, 1977 September 70:8 Invitations- Deferred, 1971 January-May 70:9 Invitations- Deferred, 1971 June 70:10 Invitations- Deferred, 1972 71:1 Invitations - Deferred, 1973 January-July 71:2 Invitations- Deferred, 1973 August-December 71:3 Invitations- Deferred, 1974 71:4 Invitations- Not Answered, 1967-1969 71:5 Invitations- Not Answered, 1974-1977 71:6 Invitations- Not Answered, 1987, n.d. 71:7 Political Associates- Contracts, 1972 71:8 Political Associates- Contracts, 1973-1974 71:9 Political Associates- Contracts, 1977 71:10 Political Associates- Correspondence, 1971-1981 71:11 Political Associates- Finances, 1971-1972 71:12 Political Associates- Finances, 1973 January-February 71:13 Political Associates- Finances, 1973 March-May 71:14 Political Associates- Finances, 1973 June-September 72:1 Political Associates- Finances, 1973 October-December 72:2 Political Associates- Finances, 1974 72:3 Political Associates- Finances, 1975-1977 72:4 Political Associates- Itineraries, 1973-1974 72:5 Political Associates- Mailing List, 1972-1974, n.d. 72:6 Political Associates- Proposal Toward a Black Political Party- A Study, 1971 October 72:7 Series V: Academic Papers, Speeches, and Writings chiefly by Authors Other Than Bond Article- Is George Wallace Now a Racial Moderate? by Morris Dees, [post 1972] 73:1 Article-State of the Art Historians and the Civil Rights Movement by Adam Fairclough, 1990 73:2 Article- Freedom's Warriors The Fighting Black Clergy An Historical Overview by Jerry M. Guess from The Crisis, 1990 73:3 Article- Lichtenstein's Fictions Revisited: Race and the New Labor History in New Politics by Herbert Hill, 1999 73:4 Article- Martin Luther King's Constitution: A Legal History of the Montgomery Bus Boycott by Randall Kennedy, 1989 April 73:5 Article- Patterns of Black Politics by Martin Kilson, 1995 73:6 Article- Freedom Then, Freedom Now: The Historiography of the Civil Rights Movement by Steven F. Lawson, 1991 April 73:7 Article- 25 Years Later: A Sanitized Sixties by Edward P. Morgan, [1993?] 73:8 Article- No Diplomatic Immunity: African Diplomats, the State Department, and Civil Rights, 1961-1964 by Renee Romano, [2000] 73:9 Proposed Article concerning Julian Bond by Peter E. Steward, including copies of early correspondence with Bond (1957-1963), 1969-1970 73:10 Articles concerning the South in Graphic by George C. Stoney, 1940-1941 73:11 Article- Southern Negro: 1952 Warning to Ike and the Dixiecrats, 1952 September 27 73:12 Bibliography- Negro Progress in Atlanta, Georgia 1961-1970 compiled by Annie L. McPheeters, 1972 73:13 Book – Changing Patterns in the New South (Southern Regional Council), [1955] 73:14 Book-Religion, Race, and Justice in a Changing America by Gary Orfield and Holly Lebowitz Rossi, editors, 1999 73:15 1 of 2 folders. Book – Religion, Race, and Justice in a Changing America by Gary Orfield and Holly Lebowitz Rossi, editors, 1999 73:16 2 of 2 folders. Chapters from Miscellaneous Published Books, ca. 1969-1986, n.d. 73:17 Class Packet- Race and Class: The Modern Movement for Civil Right (AFAMS 400F)– Julian Bond, n.d. 73:18 [Class Packet ?]- Historical Tripos- Martin Luther King, Jr. and the Civil Rights Movement, 1993 73:19 Class Packet- Maryland State Archives: Documents for the Class Room From Segregation to Integration: The Donald Murray Case, ca. 1991 73:20 Class Packet- History of the Civil Rights Movements (AFRO AM 236) by Michael Thelwell, 1995 Fall 74:1 Dissertation- Racial Discrimination and Minority Business Enterprise: Evidence from the 1990 Census by Jan Scott Wainwright, 1997 August 74:2 Interview with Horace Julian Bond by John Britton, Howard University and correspondence about it, 1991-1992, 1968 January 22 74:3-4 2 copies. Interview with Julian Bond by William Chafe, 1990 December 18 74:5 Interview- A Conversation with Julian Bond edited by Trevor L. Chandler, Seattle, Washington, 1974 November 7 74:6 Interview with Horace Julian Bond by Marsha Darling, 1995 February 6 74:7 Interview with Julian Bond by Jeffrey M. Elliot, 1983 74:8 Interview with Julian Bond by Elizabeth Gritter at Bond's American University office, 1999 November 1, 22 74:9 Interview with Julian Bond by Megan Lisagor in Hoo Knows, 1998 May 74:10 Interview with Julian Bond, Straight Talk by Ulysses Prince, III, 1984 February 74:11 Interview with Julian Bond by Plater Robinson, 1997 June 4 74:12 Interview with Julian Bond by Thomas Rose and John Greenya in Black Leaders: Then and Now, 1984 74:13 Interview with Julian Bond, Georgia State Senator, by Mr. Scavullo, n.d. 74:14 Interview with Julian Bond in Southern Exposure published by the Institute for Southern Studies, 1976 74:15 Interview with John Robert Lewis by Archie Allen, 1969 February 14 74:16 Interviews concerning John Robert Lewis by Archie Allen, 1968-1969 75:1 1 of 2 folders. Interviews concerning John Robert Lewis by Archie, 1968-1969 75:2 2 of 2 folders. Interview with Erline McQueen by Margaret Fuller and Dr. Jim Pitts, Ties That Bind Project, 2003 75:3 Manuscript concerning Aaron Henry The Fire Ever Burning by Constance Curry, 1997 June 75:4 Paper- Unite or Perish: The Contours of Black Radical and Nationalist Thought, 1954-1975 by Ernest Allen, Jr. and John H. Bracey, Jr., 1991 April 75:5 Paper- [The Roles of Women in Civil Rights Struggles] by Sally Belfrage, 1989 May 31-June 2 75:6 Paper- The Politics of the Outsider: The Black Man's Role in American Politics by Lerone Bennett, Jr., 1967 September 75:7 Paper-Night Comes to Berea College: The Day Law and the African-American Reaction by Scott Blakeman, 1996 January 75:8 Paper- The Negro in the Armed Forces of the United States Prior to World War I by Horace Mann Bond, 1943 75:9 Paper- Women in the Civil Rights Movement by Anne Braden, 1988 November 30 75:10 Paper-"Trends in Feminism and Historiography Invisible Revolutionaries: White Women in Civil Rights Historiography" by Joan C. Browning, 1996 75:11 Paper- Women's Consciousness and the Nonviolent Movement Against Segregation 1960-1965 A Personal History by Sandra Cason, 1989 75:12 Paper- Cold War Culture and the African-American Struggle for Freedom by William H. Chafe, n.d. 75:13 Paper- The Negro Elected Official in the Changing American Scene by Dr. Kenneth [Bancroft ?] Clark, 1967 September 75:14 Paper- Politics and Race in the American System by Martin Kilson and Clement Cottingham, 1992 September 75:15 Paper- We Want to be Part of This Democratic Society in Which We Live: Legal Abstractions, Local Realities, and the Claiborne County (Mississippi) Civil Rights Movement by Emilye Crosby, 1997 April 75:16 Paper- They Don't Understand What It Takes in Mississippi: The National NAACP and the Claiborne County (Mississippi) Civil Rights Movement by Emilye Crosby, 1997 March 75:17 Paper- 'They Will Not Fight in the Open' African Americans Strategies of Resistance in the Early Twentieth Century by Greta de Jong, 1997 December 75:18 Paper- The Black Image in the White Mind Media and Race in America by Robert M. Entman and Andrew Rojecki, n.d. 75:19 Paper- Documenting the Costs of Slavery, Segregation, and Contemporary Discrimination: Are Reparations in Order for African-Americans? by Joe R. Feagin for the Washington University Conference, 2001 February 8 75:20 Paper- The Representative Party Platform by William K. Floyd, n.d. 75:21 Paper- Blacks and the Constitution: The Civil War and Reconstruction by Eric Foner, n.d. 75:22 Paper- Where Martin Luther King, Jr., Was Going: 'Where Do We Go From Here' and the Traumas of the Post-Selma Movement, by David J. Garrow, 1991 75:23 Paper- Black North Carolina, the NAACP, and the Origins of the Civil Rights Movement;: 1945-1955 by Raymond Gavins, n.d. 75:24 Paper- Black Female Reformers in the Age of Segregation: The Emergence of Civil Rights in the Old North State by Raymond Gavins, n.d. 75:25 Paper- America is the Black Man's Battlefield: Anti-war Activities on Historically Black Colleges and Universities, 1965-1972 by Gerald Gill, n.d. 76:1 Paper- American Management Association's Choice Paternalism or Economic Inclusion for Black Americans by Raymond Griswold and James A. Marshall, 1969 May 76:2 Paper- New York Times v. Sullivan and Its Times [by?] Kermit Hall, University of Tulsa, Oklahoma, 1993 March 76:3 Paper- The Struggle for Racial Equality in the Formation of the United Nations by Robert L. Harris, Jr., n.d. 76:4 Paper- Ethnic Education: Its Purposes and Prospects by James A. Hirabayashi, n.d. 76:5 Paper- Coalition and Conflict: Martin Luther King, Civil Rights, and the American Labor Movement by Michael Honey, 1992 October 76:6 Paper- Race and Suffrage in the South Since 1940 by Luther P. Jackson, 1948 June 76:7 Paper- From Moderation to Engagement: White Liberal Intellectuals and Civil Rights, 1954-1959 by Walter A. Jackson, 1992 November 76:8 Paper- Congested Terrain: Race, Space, and Resistance on Birmingham Public Transportation During World War II by Robin D.G. Kelley, 1992 76:9 Paper- We Are Not What We Seem: Rethinking Black Working Class Opposition in the Jim Crow South by Robin D.G. Kelley, n.d. 76:10 Paper- Women and Civil Rights- A Personal Recollection by Mary E. King, 1995 October 5 76:11 Paper- Two Small Windows of Opportunity: Black Politics in Georgia During the 1940s, and the Pertinent Oral History Sources Today by Clifford M. Kuhn, 1992 February 29 76:12 Paper-Prophets of Protest: Black Women Leaders in the Civil Rights Movement by Joyce Ladner, 1989 May 31-JunE 2 76:13 Paper- Miscegenation in Southeast Georgia: A Pioneer Family in Baker, Decatur, and Dougherty Counties by James H. McCleary, 1996 April 76:14 Paper- The Impact of South Carolina Negroes in Politics by John H. McCray, 1982 November 76:15 Paper- The World Conference Against Racism: Through A Wider Lens, by Gay McDougall, 2002 76:16 Paper- Highlights of Freedom Movements in the South by Marge Manderson, 1981 July 76:17 Paper- Race, Sex, and Rock & Roll: The Chuck Berry Mann Act Trials of 1959-1961, by John Edwin Mason, 1993 76:18 Paper- Attorneys Black and White: A Case Study of Race Relations Within the NAACP by August Meier and Elliott Rudwick, n.d. 76:19 Paper- Abbey Lincoln's 'Straight Ahead': Jazz in the Era of the Civil Rights Movement by Ingrid Monson, 1996 March 76:20 Paper- Reading Race into the Scopes Trial: African-American Elites, Science, and Fundamentalism by Jeffrey P. Moran, 2003 December 76:21 Paper- ESCRU: The Episcopal Society for Cultural and Racial Unity 1959-1967 by John Morris, 1995 June 76:22 Paper- Down to Now: Memory, Narrative, and Women's Leadership in the Civil Rights Movement by Kathryn L. Nasstrom, 1997 February 76:23 Paper- From Politics to School to Politics" The Minority Student Cycle by William E. Nelson, Jr., 1974 November 76:24 Paper- "Race and Testing in College Admissions" by Michael T. Nettles, Laura W. Perna, and Catherine M. Millet, 1998 February 76:25 Paper- Brightly Shining Lights: SNCC and the Woman Question by Martha Norman, 1989 November 10 77:1 Paper- Reading About the Movement by Martha P. Norman, n.d. 77:2 Paper- Not Turning Around, Not Turning Back: The Legacy and Challenge of Sixties Activism by Martha Norman, n.d. 77:3 Paper- Activists, Soldiers, and Warriors: Finding and Placing Ourselves in History by Martha Norman, n.d. 77:4 Paper- One Thing We Did Right: Protest, History, and the Civil Rights Movement by Robert Novell, n.d. 77:5 Paper- The FBI and the NAACP by Kenneth O'Reilly, 1990 77:6 Paper- Westley W. Law and the Convergence of the Civil Rights and Historic Preservation Movements in Savannah, Georgia, 1945-1984 by Albert Oetgen, 1999 77:7 Paper- Campus Re-segregation and its Alternatives by Gary Orfield, n.d. 77:8 Paper- The Globalizing Economy and Prospects for Improved U.S.-African Economic Relations by Ronald D. Palmer, 1998 77:9 Paper- Men Lead, But Women Organized: Movement Participation of Women in the Mississippi Delta by Charles Payne, 1988 77:10 Paper- The Black Urban Regime: Structural Origins and Constraints by Adolph Reed, Jr., n.d. 77:11 Paper- Minority Economic Development-Where To? by Howard J. Samuels, n.d. 77:12 Paper- The Rise of the NAACP in Virginia during the 1930s- A Look at Richmond by Larissa M. Smith, 1998 77:13 Paper- Administration of Multi-Ethnic Programs by Norvel Smith, 1974 November 77:14 Paper- Central Avenue Breakdown by Al Cecil Taylor and Stephen Propes, 1998 77:15 Paper- A Public Affairs Concern for Justice and Decency for Black Servicemen and Black Vietnam Veterans by Wallace Terry, [1975] 77:16 Paper- Operation Freedom and the Mississippi Movement by Jerry Thornbery, 1996 March 77:17 Paper-Municipal Politics and the Course of the Civil Rights Movement by J. Mills Thornton, III, 1988 May 77:18 Paper- I Went to Law School to Fight Segregation: Oliver W. Hill versus Jim Crow in Virginia by Peter Wallenstein, n.d. 77:19 Paper- And After Chicago by Arthur I. Waskow, n.d. 77:20 Paper- The Religious Upwelling on the Left by Arthur I. Waskow, n.d. 77:21 Paper- Flirting with Success: The Minority College Graduate and the American Labor Market by Dr. John W. Waters, n.d. 77:22 Paper- The Negro Vote in the South by Palmer Weber, 1938 November 77:23 Paper- Black Electoral Participation: A Paradigm and Application by Carolyn Sue Williams, n.d. 77:24 Paper- Captain Hollowell: Atlanta Negro Politics and the Pye-Webb-Hollowell Campaign of 1964, n.d. 78:1 Paper- Turning Right Judicial Selection and the Politics of Power, Leadership Conference on Civil Rights Education Fund, 2004 July 78:2 Paper- I Can No Longer Bear What I Have Borne: Resistance to Slavery in Late Eighteenth Century Virginia, n.d. 78:3 Paper- Issues of Race, Gender, and Class in the Southern Conference Movement, n.d. 78:4 Paper- Wednesdays in Mississippi: The National Council of Negro Women and the Civil Rights Movement in Mississippi during Freedom Summer, 1964, n.d. 78:5 Poems, n.d. 78:6 Poems- Six Poems on War and Peace by Langston Hughes, reprinted from Gandhi Marg., inscribed For Julian- Langston, 1967 February 78:7 Autograph for Vault. Report- A Study of Factors Involved in the Identification and Encouragement of Unusual Academic Talent Among Underprivileged Populations by Horace Mann Bond, 1967 January 78:8 Report- The Civil Rights Telecommunications Forum: Building a Movement-Based Structure for Expanding Democracy and Civil Rights in a Digital Age by The Civil Rights Project, 1996 78:9 Report- Brown at 50: King's Dream or Plessy's Nightmare? by Gary Orfield and Chungmei Lee, 2004 January 78:10 Report- The Long Shadow of Jim Crow Voter Intimidation and Suppression in America Today by People for the American Way Foundation and the NAACP, ca. 2004 78:11 Report- Modest Progress: The Narrowing Spatial Mismatch Between Blacks and Jobs in the 1990s by Steven Raphael and Michael A. Stoll, 2002 December 78:12 Report- Affirmative Action Review Report to the President, 1995 78:13 Review- The Tragedy of Scholarship: David Levering Lewis's 'W.E.B. Du Bois', n.d. 78:14 Speeches by Others- A through G, 1967-1998 78:15

Including: Anne Broder, Shirley Chisholm, Kenneth B. Clark, Leroy D. Clark, William Jefferson Clinton, Frederick Douglass (from the Web), David G. Du Bois, John W. Gardner, Paul M. Gaston, and Julian Goodman.

Speeches by Others- J through W, 1941-2000 78:16

Including: Jesse Jackson, Lyndon Baines Johnson, John Lewis, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Justice Thurgood Marshall, Thabo Mbeki, James G. O'Hara, Franklin D. Roosevelt, William L. Taylor, Judge J. Harvie Wilkinson, III.

Student Papers, 1966-1973 79:1 Student Papers concerning Julian Bond, 1966-1969 79:2 Student Papers concerning Julian Bond, 1971-1973, 1977, n.d. 79:3 Teaching Guide 'Eyes on the Prize' Events of the Civil Rights Movement by Plater Robinson, [1985?] 79:4 Thesis- Birth of Consciousness: Activism at Spelman College, 1953-1965 by Molly Blank, 1998 April 79:5 Thesis- Home Sweet Home: the African-American Housing Crisis in Chicago, 1940-1950 by Cornelius Lyn Bynum, 1996 January 79:6 Thesis- The Role of the Young Women's Christian Association in Shaping the Gender Consciousness of the Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee, 1960-1965 by Abigail Sara Lewis, 1999 79:7 Thesis- The Impact of Democratic Delegate Selections Rules Changes on Post-Reform Presidential Politics by John Patrick Sullivan, 1991 May 79:8 Thesis- In Pursuit of a Changing Dream: Spelman College Students and the Civil Rights Movement, 1955-1962 by Karen Elizabeth Vanlandingham, 1985 80:1 Thesis- A Preliminary Report on the Status of the Negro in Dallas County, Alabama by Harris Wofford, 1953 January 80:2 Series VI: Political Papers Subseries A: General Address Cards, n.d. 80:3 Address Lists, 1960, 1967-1969 80:4 Address Lists, 1970-1972 80:5 Address Lists, 1973-1977 80:6 Address Lists, n.d. 80:7 Address Lists, n.d. 80:8 Address Lists- Atlanta Legal Aid Society, Inc., 1976 80:9 Address Lists- Black Ministers, 2004 80:10 Address Lists- Potential Bond Campaign Supporters, n.d. 81:1 Address Lists- Press, 1966-1976 81:2 Address Lists- Press, n.d. 81:3 Ashby Street Station Area Development Plan, 1973 April 81:4 Atlanta Elections, 1969-1971 81:5 Atlanta Elections, 1972-1973, n.d. 81:6 Atlanta Elections- Maps of Districts, etc. and Voting Districts, n.d. 81:7 Atlanta, Georgia Politics- Sandy Springs Incident, 1971 81:8 Bill (H.R. 19) Challenging the Seating of Representative-Elect Julian Bond, 136th District, 1966 81:9 Bills, ca. 1968-1971, 1976 81:10 Bills- Sickle Cell Anemia, 1966-1972 81:11 Bills- Sickle Cell Anemia, ca. 1971-1972 81:12 Black Elected Officials, 1969-1972, 1976 82:1 Black Elected Officials- Letters concerning McGovern, etc., 1972 82:2 Black Georgians for McGovern-Shriver, 1972 82:3 Black Politics- Black Political Strategy for 197[0s], 1971-1972 82:4 Black Politics- Gary, Indiana Meeting Fall 1971, etc., 1971-1972 82:5 Black Politics- Mobile Meeting Fall 1971, 1971-1972 82:6 Black Politics- Chicago, Illinois Meeting, September 24, 1971 (Working File), 1972 82:7 Black Politics- Requests for Endorsements, etc., 1971-1972 82:8 A Black Strategy for George McGovern, n.d. 82:9 Campaign- James G. Bond- Finance Material, 1975, 1977 82:10 Campaign- James G. Bond- Finance Material, 1981 82:11 Campaign- Julian Bond- Campaign Fund, 1967, 1972-1974 83:1 Campaign- Julian Bond- Campaign Fund, 1975-1979 83:2 Campaign - Julian Bond- Campaign Fund, 1982-1987 83:3 Campaign - Julian Bond- Congressional, n.d. 83:4 Campaign - Julian Bond- Financial Disclosure, 1974 83:5 Campaign - Julian Bond- Financial Disclosure, 1976-1977 83:6 Campaign - Julian Bond- Financial Disclosure, 1978-1979 83:7 Campaign - Julian Bond- Georgia Senate- Contributions, 1976, 1984 83:8 Campaign - Julian Bond- Georgia Senate- Expenditures, 1975-1977 83:9 Campaign- Julian Bond- Materials for Campaigns, 1965-1986 83:10 Campaign - Julian Bond- Notice of Candidacy, 1972 83:11 Campaign - Julian Bond- Potential Contributors, 1992 83:12 Campaign- Julian Bond- Volunteers, 1969-1970 83:13 Campaign- Michael Julian Bond, 1992-1995 84:1 Campaign- Carter-Mondale Presidential, 1971, 1976-1977 84:2 Campaign- Maynard Jackson (including a Memorial Program), 1990, 2003, n.d. 84:3 Campaign- Edward Kennedy, 1980 84:4 Campaign- C.B. King for Governor, 1969-1970 84:5 Campaign- Zell Miller, 1972-1980 84:6 Campaign- Herman Talmadge, 1978-1981 84:7 Campaign- Morris K. Udall, 1975-1976 84:8-8a 2 folders. Campaign- Morris K. Udall- Background, 1975-1976 84:9 Campaign- Morris K. Udall- Expenses and Franklin Records, 1978, n.d. 84:10 Campaign - Morris K. Udall- Position Statements, etc., 1975-1976 84:11 Campaign- Andrew Young for Congress, Governor, 1970, 1990 84:12 Campaign Bumper Stickers, 1976 84:13 Campaign Cards- Miscellaneous, n.d. 84:14 Campaign Financial Disclosure (General), 1976 85:1 Campaign- Literature for Miscellaneous Other Candidates, 1965-1992 85:2 Congressional Black Caucus, 1975-1976 85:3 Correspondence concerning the 5th District of Georgia Race to replace Andrew Young, 1977 85:4 Correspondence with members of Congress concerning a brochure relating the campaign experiences of Southern black candidates, 1969 85:5 Correspondence with members of Congress and other Elected Officials concerning Bills and Nominations, 1970-1972 85:6

Including Edward W. Brooke, Howard W. Cannon, Alan Cranston, Thomas J. Dodd, Charles E. Goodell, Philip A. Hart, Vance Hartke, Daniel K. Inouye, George McGovern, Walter F. Mondale, Edmund S. Muskie, William Proxmire, Abe Ribicoff, William B. Saxbe, Richard S. Schweiker, Joseph D. Tydings, and Stephen M. Young.

Democratic National Committee, 1968-1976 85:7 Democratic National Committee- Commission on Rules, 1969-1971 85:8 Democratic National Committee- McGovern Commission, 1969 85:9 Democratic National Convention, 1968 85:10 Democratic National Convention, 1971 85:11 Democratic National Convention- Challenge to Method of Electing At-Large Georgia Delegates, 1971-1972 86:1 Working File. Democratic National Convention- Correspondence concerning, 1968, 1976 86:2 Democratic National Convention- Delegate Selection (March 11th Election), 1971-1972 86:3 Democratic National Convention- Delegate Selection (March 11th Election), 1972 86:4 Democratic National Convention- Delegate Selection Challenge, 1972 86:5 Democratic National Convention- Delegate Selection Correspondence, including Senator Edmund Muskie, 1971-1972 86:6 Democratic National Convention- Lists, 1969, 1972 86:7 Democratic National Convention- Lists, 1969, 1972 86:8 Democratic National Convention- "Negro Delegates and Alternates concerning 1968 Convention", 1968 86:9 Democratic National Convention- Uncommitted Black Delegates, 1972 87:1 Democratic Party of Georgia, 1968-1970, 1975 87:2 Democratic Party of Georgia- Forum, 1969-1971 87:3 Democratic Party- National, 1969-1971 87:4 Election of Julian Bond- First for the Georgia House of Representatives, 1965-1966 87:5 Chiefly news clippings. Election of Julian Bond- Second for the Georgia House of Representatives, 1966 87:6 Endorsement of Candidates, 1968-1971 87:7 Fulton County Democratic Party, 1967-1974 87:8 Fulton County House Delegation, 1967-1972 87:9 Fulton County, Georgia Street Index, 1972 87:10 Georgia Citizens for McGovern, 1972 87:11 Georgia Delegate Election for the Democratic National Convention, 1972 87:12 Georgia Democratic Executive Committee, 1968 88:1 Georgia House of Representatives District 32, 1972-1974 88:2 Georgia House of Representatives District 111, 1971-1973 88:3 Georgia House of Representatives District 111- Correspondence and Newsletter, 1967-1968 88:4 Georgia House of Representatives District 111- Correspondence and Newsletter, 1969 88:5 Georgia House of Representatives District 111- Correspondence and Newsletter, 1970 88:6 Georgia House of Representatives District 111- Correspondence and Newsletter, 1971 January-May 88:7 Georgia House of Representatives District 111- Correspondence and Newsletter, 1971 June-1972 88:8 Georgia House of Representatives District 111- Newsletter Material, 1969-1972 88:9 Georgia House of Representatives- Laboratory Licensing Committee, 1968 89:1 Georgia Politics, 1970-1972 89:2 Georgia Politics- Complaint concerning Election Law by Julian Bond and Andrew Young, 1971 89:3 Georgia Primaries, 1972 89:4 Georgia Reapportionment Challenge, 1970-1971 89:5 Georgia Reapportionment Challenge, 1971 89:6 Georgia Reapportionment District 111 (New 32), 1970-1972 89:7 Georgia Selection of Delegates to the 1972 Presidential Convention, 1972 89:8 Georgia State Senate, 1975-1977 89:9 Georgia State Senate Resolution 160 concerning Lt. Henry Ossian Flipper, 1977 March 3 89:10 Georgia Voter Registration Information, 1968-1969 89:11 Lowndes County [Alabama] Freedom Organization, 1966 89:12 McGovern-Shriver Campaign Banner, 1972 Oversize. McGovern-Shriver State Coordinators, 1972 90:1 Manuscript by F. Parker Hudson concerning his first-hand account of the 1968 Democratic National Convention, 1988 90:2 Manuscript by F. Parker Hudson concerning his first-hand account of the 1968 Democratic National Convention, n.d. 90:3 Mississippi and Integration, 1958-1990 90:4 Mississippi Sovereignty Commission- Documents Online (Sovereignty Commission Online), ca. 2004 90:5 Mississippi Sovereignty Commission- Documents Online (Sovereignty Commission Online), ca. 2004 90:6 Mississippi Sovereignty Commission- Documents Online (Sovereignty Commission Online), ca. 2004 90:7 National Democratic Party of Alabama, 1966-1973 90:8 National Democratic Party of Alabama 1969 Credentials Brief filed before the Credentials Committee of the Democratic National Committee, 1989 90:9 National Black Political Association, 1976 90:10 National Politics, 1967-1971 90:11 National Politics, 1972 90:12 National Politics, 1973 91:1 National Politics, 1975-1977 91:2 National Politics- Finances, 1971-1972 91:3 National Politics- Non-Partisan Congressional Committees and Other Testimony, 1970-1975 91:4 National Politics- Non-Partisan Correspondence and Information, 1969-1971 91:5 Political Causes- Correspondence requesting Support, 1970-1972 91:6 Political Projects- Legislative Aide, 1968-1972 91:7 Political Workshop, Albany, New York and Voter Registration Drives, 1969-1970 91:8 Reapportionment of the 4th and 5th Congressional Districts in Georgia- Special Session, 1982 91:9 Small and Minority Owned Businesses in Georgia, 1976 91:10 Stationery used by Julian Bond, n.d. 91:11 Strategy for 1971-1972 by Julian Bond, 1971-1972 91:12 Style Book for Form Letters, 1971-1977 92:1 Supreme Court Case Julian Bond v James Sloppy Floyd, 1966 92:2 1 of 2 folders. Supreme Court Case Julian Bond v James "Sloppy" Floyd, 1966 92:3 2 of 2 folders. Survey of Voters in 136th District, 1968, n.d. 92:4 United States District Court For the Middle District of Alabama Case- NAACP v. Walter L. Allen, ca. 1973 92:5

Regarding the exclusion of blacks from employment in the Alabama Department of Public Safety.

United States District Court For the Northern District of Georgia Case- United States v. the State of Georgia, 1976, n.d. 92:6 United States House of Representatives Education Committee, 1972-1973, n.d. 92:7 Voter Education Project Grant Recipients Letter concerning McGovern, n.d. 92:8 Voter Registration and Tax Reform Bill- Correspondence of Bond with Elected Officials, 1969-1970 92:9 Voting- Statistical Record of African-Americans, 1976-1992 92:10 Voting Rights Act, 1969 92:11 Voting Rights Act Discrimination from Voter Education Project Files, 1967-1969, n.d. 92:12 Voting Rights Act Violation in Talbotton, Georgia, 1969 93:1 Voting Rights- Alternative Voting Systems Manual Draft One prepared for the Southern Regional Council, 1998 July 29 93:2 Voting Rights- Cumulative Voting, 1994-1998, n.d. 93:3 Voting Rights- Mississippi Voting Law, 1955-1962, n.d. 93:4 Voting Rights- Proportional Voting, 1994-1998, n.d. 93:5 Voting Rights- Redistricting and the Second Reconstruction, 1964-1995, n.d. 93:6 Voting Rights- Symposium on Civil Rights in Mississippi, 1971-1988, n.d. 93:7 Voting Rights- Voting Rights Act of 1965 Conference, 1989-1990 93:8 Voting Security and Voter Fraud, 2002-2004, n.d. 93:9 Subseries B: Campaign for President 1976 Campaign Canvas Response Cards- Julian Bond for President, 1975 94:1 1 of 2 folders. Campaign Canvas Response Cards- Julian Bond for President, 1975 94:2 2 of 2 folders. Campaign Contributions- Julian Bond for President, 1975 94:3 Campaign Contributions- Julian Bond for President, 1975 94:4 2 of 2 folders. Campaign Contribution Appeal- Julian Bond for President- Returned Mail , 1975 94:5 1 of 2 folders. Campaign Contribution Appeal- Julian Bond for President- Returned Mail, 1975 94:6 2 of 2 folders. Campaign Financing Materials Information, 1974-1975 94:7 Campaign Information for Julian Bond for President 1976, 1975 94:8 Campaign- Lists of Potential Contributors, 1974-1975 94:9 Campaign- Lists of Potential Contributors, 1975 95:1 Campaign Materials for Julian Bond for President 1976, 1975 95:2 Campaign Media Correspondence and Directories, 1972-1975 95:3 Campaign Newsletter Layout Designs, 1975 Oversize. Campaign Press Releases, 1975 95:4 Campaign Volunteers, 1975 95:5 Campaign Volunteers, 1975 95:6 Cards. Computer Printout Results of Presidential Preference Primary, Fulton County, Georgia , 1976 May 4 Oversize. Correspondence of James Bond, Presidential Campaign Manager, 1975 95:7 Correspondence concerning Bond's Presidential Campaign for 1976, 1974 December-1975 April 95:8 Correspondence concerning Bond's Presidential Campaign for 1976, 1975 May-October 95:9 Correspondence concerning Campaign Contributions, 1975 February-March 95:10 1 of 4 folders. Correspondence concerning Campaign Contributions, 1975 April-May 6 95:11 Card File of Campaign Volunteers, 1975-1976 95-A Correspondence concerning Campaign Contributions, 1975 May 8-31 96:1 3 of 4 folders. Correspondence concerning Campaign Contributions, 1975 June-August 96:2 4 of 4 folders. Correspondence concerning Campaign Contributions, 1975 96:3 Cards. Correspondence requesting Bond Campaign Materials, 1975 96:4 Correspondence supporting Bond's Candidacy for President in 1976 (arranged alphabetically by the state of origin by Bond)- A States, 1974-1975 96:5 Correspondence supporting Bond's Candidacy for President in 1976 (arranged alphabetically by the state of origin by Bond)- California, 1975 96:6 Correspondence supporting Bond's Candidacy for President in 1976 (arranged alphabetically by the state of origin by Bond)- California, 1975 96:7 Correspondence supporting Bond's Candidacy for President in 1976 (arranged alphabetically by the state of origin by Bond)- C States and DC, 1975 96:8 Correspondence supporting Bond's Candidacy for President in 1976 (arranged alphabetically by the state of origin by Bond)- F States, 1975 96:9 Correspondence supporting Bond's Candidacy for President in 1976 (arranged alphabetically by the state of origin by Bond)- Georgia, 1975 97:1 Correspondence supporting Bond's Candidacy for President in 1976 (arranged alphabetically by the state of origin by Bond)- I, 1975 97:2 Correspondence supporting Bond's Candidacy for President in 1976 (arranged alphabetically by the state of origin by Bond)- K, 1974-1975 97:3 Correspondence supporting Bond's Candidacy for President in 1976 (arranged alphabetically by the state of origin by Bond)- "Ma" States, 1975 97:4 Correspondence supporting Bond's Candidacy for President in 1976 (arranged alphabetically by the state of origin by Bond)- Mi States, 1974-1975 97:5 Correspondence supporting Bond's Candidacy for President in 1976 (arranged alphabetically by the state of origin by Bond)- N States, 1974-1975 97:6 Correspondence supporting Bond's Candidacy for President in 1976 (arranged alphabetically by the state of origin by Bond)- New York, 1975 97:7 Correspondence supporting Bond's Candidacy for President in 1976 (arranged alphabetically by the state of origin by Bond)- O States, 1975 97:8 Correspondence supporting Bond's Candidacy for President in 1976 (arranged alphabetically by the state of origin by Bond)- P and R States, 1974-1975 97:9 Correspondence supporting Bond's Candidacy for President in 1976 (arranged alphabetically by the state of origin by Bond)- S States, 1975 97:10 Correspondence supporting Bond's Candidacy for President in 1976 (arranged alphabetically by the state of origin by Bond)- T and V States, 1975 98:1 Correspondence supporting Bond's Candidacy for President in 1976 (arranged alphabetically by the state of origin by Bond)- W States, 1974-1975 98:2 Draft Letters concerning Bond's Presidential Campaign, 1975-1976 98:3 Federal Election Commission- Julian Bond 1976 Campaign, 1975-1976 98:4 Presidential Primary Delegate Selection- New Primaries Memo from Ken Bode, 1975 98:5 Presidential Primary Delegate Selection Process, ca. 1972-1974 98:6 Presidential Primary Filing Dates and Presidential Preference and Delegate Selection Primaries for 1976 Document, 1975 98:7 Series VII: Topical Files Subseries A: General Abortion and Birth Control, 1975, n.d. 98:8 Affirmative Action, 1989-2003 98:9 Africa, 1968-2005 98:10 Africa- Darfur Region, Sudan Genocide, 2004 98:11 Alabama, 1949, 2002 98:12 American Bandstand Scrapbook, 1997 98:13 American Visionary Art Museum, 1998 98:14 Art and the Movement, 1998 98:15 Dr. Albert C. Barnes- Documents from Special Collections and Archives W.E.B. Du Bois Library, University of Massachusetts, Amherst (Copies), ca. 1926-1950 99:1 Dr. Albert C. Barnes ¨C Documents from Special Collections and Archives W.E.B. Du Bois Library, University of Massachusetts, Amherst (Copies), ca. 1950-1971 99:2 The Barnes Foundation, Possible Move of the Barnes Art Collection, 2003 99:3 The Barnes Foundation and Lincoln University, 1972-2005 99:4 Birmingham, Alabama, 1952, 1992, 1998 99:5 Black Conservatives, 1986-2002 99:6 Black Pioneers- the First One Hundred Black Certified Public Accountants, 1999 99:7 Black Power and the New Left, 1966 99:8 Book Reviews, 1984-1999 99:9 Bus Boycott, Montgomery, Alabama, [Children's Play], n.d. 99:10 Census Data, 1960-2000 99:11 Civil Rights Films Project, 1995 99:12 Civil Rights Memorial, Montgomery, Alabama, ca. 1988-1989 99:13 Civil Rights Movement, Albany, Georgia, Freedom Ride and Protests, ca. 1960-1990 99:14 Civil Rights Movement, Atlanta, Georgia, Student Movement, 1960-1965, 1990 100:1 Civil Rights Movement-Biographies (alphabetical), 1964-1999 100:2 Civil Rights Movement- Chronologies, n.d. 100:3 Civil Rights Movement Museum, Albany, Georgia, 1998 100:4 Civil Rights Movement- Research File, ca. 1932-1969 100:5 Copies. Civil Rights Movement- Research File- Mississippi Voter Education Project, [1963] 100:6 Civil Rights Movement- Sit-Ins, 1960 100:7 Civil Rights Tour, 1993, 2006 100:8 Civil War and the Issue of Slavery, 2001 100:9 Comprehensive Employment and Training Act- Shorthand Notebook, 1977 100:10 Computers- General and Personal Use, 1995-2001 100:11 Computers- Internet Access and Activism, 1994-1996 100:12 Conservatism and the Transformation of U.S. Policy, 1998, n.d. 100:13 Cuba, 1998-2000 100:14 Death Penalty, 1985-1997 101:1 Death Penalty, 1998-2000 101:2 Death Penalty- Delbert Tibbs Case, 1974-1975 101:3 Dixie, 1970-1991 101:4 W.E.B. Du Bois Memorial Site, 1969-1979, 1987 101:5 W.E.B. Du Bois Memorial Site, 1990-2002 101:6 Education and Race, 1989-2001 101:7 Elimination of Nuclear Weapons, 1969, 2000 101:8 Employment and Race, 1975-1977 101:9 Encyclopedia of Civil Rights in the United States, 1996 101:10 Louis Farrakhan and the Million Man March, 1991-1996 101:11 James Forman (1928-2005), Death of, 2004-2005 101:12 Freedom of Information Act Requests- Detroit Police Department- Records concerning Julian Bond, 1960s 102:1 Copies made in 1991. Freedom of Information Act Requests- FBI Civil Rights Division- Records concerning The Atlanta Constitution and The Atlanta Journal, 1960s 102:2 Copies 1 of 11 folders. Freedom of Information Act Requests- FBI Civil Rights Division- Records concerning The Atlanta Constitution and The Atlanta Journal, 1960s 102:3 Copies (2 of 11 folders). Freedom of Information Act Requests- FBI Civil Rights Division- Records concerning The Atlanta Constitution and The Atlanta Journal, 1960s 102:4 Copies (3 of 11 folders). Freedom of Information Act Requests- FBI Civil Rights Division- Records concerning The Atlanta Constitution and The Atlanta Journal, 1960s 102:5 Copies (4 of 11 folders). Freedom of Information Act Requests- FBI Civil Rights Division- Records concerning The Atlanta Constitution and The Atlanta Journal, 1960s 102:6 Copies (5 of 11 folders). Freedom of Information Act Requests- FBI Civil Rights Division– Records concerning The Atlanta Constitution and The Atlanta Journal, 1960s 103:1 Copies (6 of 11 folders). Freedom of Information Act Requests- FBI Civil Rights Division– Records concerning The Atlanta Constitution and The Atlanta Journal, 1960s 103:2 Copies (7 of 11 folders). Freedom of Information Act Requests- FBI Civil Rights Division- Records concerning The Atlanta Constitution and The Atlanta Journal, 1960s 103:3 Copies (8 of 11 folders). Freedom of Information Act Requests- FBI Civil Rights Division– Records concerning The Atlanta Constitution and The Atlanta Journal, 1960s 103:4 Copies (9 of 11 folders). Freedom of Information Act Requests- FBI Civil Rights Division– Records concerning The Atlanta Constitution and The Atlanta Journal, 1960s 103:5 Copies (10 of 11 folders). Freedom of Information Act Requests- FBI Civil Rights Division- Records concerning The Atlanta Constitution and The Atlanta Journal, 1960s 103:6 Copies (11 of 11 folders). Freedom of Information Act Requests- FBI Civil Rights Division- Records concerning Julian Bond, 1960s 103:7 Copies (1 of 9 folders). Freedom of Information Act Requests- FBI Civil Rights Division- Records concerning Julian Bond, 1960s 103:8 Copies (2 of 9 folders). Freedom of Information Act Requests- FBI Civil Rights Division- Records concerning Julian Bond, 1960s 104:1 Copies (3 of 9 folders). Freedom of Information Act Requests- FBI Civil Rights Division- Records concerning Julian Bond, 1960s 104:2 Copies (4 of 9 folders). Freedom of Information Act Requests- FBI Civil Rights Division- Records concerning Julian Bond, 1960s 104:3 Copies (5 of 9 folders). Freedom of Information Act Requests- FBI Civil Rights Division- Records concerning Julian Bond, 1960s 104:4 Copies (6 of 9 folders). Freedom of Information Act Requests- FBI Civil Rights Division- Records concerning Julian Bond, 1960s 104:5 Copies (7 of 9 folders). Freedom of Information Act Requests- FBI Civil Rights Division- Records concerning Julian Bond, 1960s 104:6 Copies (8 of 9 folders). Freedom of Information Act Requests- FBI Civil Rights Division- Records concerning Julian Bond, 1960s 104:7 Copies (9 of 9 folders). Freedom of Information Act Requests- Correspondence about Government Agencies, 1980, 1996-1997 104:8 Freedom of Information Act Requests- Correspondence with Government Agencies, 1970, 1975 104:9 Freedom Summer and Freedom Schools, 1964, 1989, 1994 105:1 Gay Rights and Gay Marriage, 2003-2005 105:2 Greased Lightning Movie about Wendell Scott, the First Black Man to Compete on the Racing Circuit, 1976-1977 105:3 Hate Crime Definition, n.d. 105:4 Hate Groups- Council of Conservative Citizens, 1998-1999 105:5 Hate Groups- White Supremacists Groups, ca. 2000, n.d. 105:6 Health Care Disparities, 2004, n.d. 105:7 Thomas Jefferson Democrat- Essay by Palmer Weber, ca. 1950 105:8 Kent State- Chronology of Events, 1996 105:9 Martin Luther King, Jr.- Miscellaneous Copies, etc., ca. 1955-1990 105:10 Preston King, 1999 105:11 Ku Klux Klan, 1980-1981 105:12 Boyd Lewis, 1996 105:13 Lift Every Voice and Sing: 100 Years, 100 Voices Black National Anthem by James Weldon Johnson, 1999 105:14 Lowndes Development Corporation concerning a Civil Rights Trail in Alabama, 1992 105:15 Legacy of the 1960s Culture, 1988-2000, n.d. 106:1 Lincoln University- Three Students Look at Lincoln in 1929- Paper by Langston Hughes, 1950 April 106:2 Aaron McGruder's The Boondocks- NAACP Image Award and Condoleezza Rice, 2002 106:3 Media and the Civil Rights Movement- A National Symposium, 1987-1988 106:4 Media- America's Black Forum, 1980 106:5 Memorabilia and Ephemera- Black Ethnic Memorabilia and Collectibles, ca. 1906-1997 106:6 Memorabilia and Ephemera- Civil Rights Movement, 1947-1989 106:7 Memorabilia and Ephemera- Civil Rights Movement, 1992-2001, n.d. 106:8 Memorabilia and Ephemera- Congressional Gold Medal Ceremony for President Nelson R. Mandela, 1998 106:9 Memorabilia and Ephemera- Jazz, 1954-1956, 1960 106:10 With autographs. Memorabilia and Ephemera- Jazz, 1988, 2004, n.d. 106:11 With autographs. Memorabilia and Ephemera- Leaders of the Civil Rights Movement- Funerals and Memorials, 1969-2002 106:12 Memorabilia and Ephemera- Monticello and Thomas Jefferson, 1993, 2001 107:1 Memorabilia and Ephemera- National Election Campaigns, Virginia Governor Doug Wilder Inauguration, etc., 1972-1999 107:2 Memorabilia and Ephemera- Nobel Prize Centennial Banquet and Award Ceremony, 2001 107:3 Memorabilia and Ephemera- Political Figures, 1966-2001 107:4 Memorabilia and Ephemera- Presidential Inaugurations of William Jefferson Clinton, 1993, 1997 107:5 Memorabilia and Ephemera- VIP, 1988-2003 107:6 Mississippi Burning Film, 1988-1989 107:7 Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission, 1989 107:8 Copies from 1963-1965. Montgomery, Alabama, 1955-1995, n.d. 107:9 Music, 1982, 1996-1997, n.d. 107:10 Music- Civil Rights Movement, 1989, 2000 107:11 Music- Rock 'n Roll, 1949-1994 107:12 Music- Rock 'n Roll, 1995 107:13 Music- Rock 'n Roll, 1995, n.d. 107:14 National Army Surveillance, 1970, 1976 108:1 National Conference on Black Power, 1967 108:2 Oral History, 1991-1995, n.d. 108:3 Presidential Election, 2004 108:4 Prison Reform and Louis Wolfson, 1971 108:5 Race, 1964-2002 108:6 Race, Crime and Poverty, 1903-1999, n.d. 108:7 Some copies. Reconstruction, 1988 108:8 Religion, 1997-2005 108:9 Republican Party, 1968, 2001-2005 108:10 Resurrection City, n.d. 108:11 School Desegregation, 1950-1967 108:12 School Vouchers, 1997-2001 108:13 Selma, Alabama, 1963-1965 108:14 The Sentencing Project/and Race and Criminal Justice, 1998-2004 108:15 Slavery and Reparations, 2001-2002 108:16 Social Security Center on Budget and Policy Priorities on African-Americans, Hispanic Americans and Social Security Reform, 1998, 2005 109:1 Southern League, 1995-1996 109:2 Surveys- National Opinion Polls conducted by the Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies and Doble Research Associates, 1997, 2000 109:3 Surveys- Public Opinion on Race and Affirmative Action conducted by the National Opinion Research Center, 1996 109:4 Surveys- Racial Attitudes, Ethnic Images, Race Relations, conducted by the National Opinion Research Center, the Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies, Southern Regional Council and the Arthur Levitt Public Affairs Center at Hamilton College, 1990, 1997, 1999 109:5 Clarence Thomas Supreme Court Nomination- NAACP Report, 1991 August 109:6 Clarence Thomas Supreme Court Nomination- Polls, 1991 109:7 Clarence Thomas Supreme Court Nomination- Reactions to his Nominations, 1991-1992 109:8 United Nations- Julian Bond's Call to Action at the United Nations World Conference Against Racism concerning continued Racial Discrimination in the United States, 1997-2000 109:9 United Nations- Julian Bond's Call to Action at the United Nations World Conference Against Racism concerning continued Racial Discrimination in the United States- Research, 2000 109:10 University of Virginia, 1997-2006 109:11 Vietnam War, 1967-1969 110:1 Vietnam War- Research Material from Erich Martel, n.d. 110:2 Voting- Increasing Black Participation, 2000 110:3 Voting- Population Characteristics, 1968-1970, 1984 110:4 Subseries B: Academic Course Evaluations and Lectures Course Evaluations- The American University, 1992-1994 110:5 Course Evaluations- The American University, 1995-1996 110:6 Course Evaluations- The American University, 1997-2001 110:7 Course Evaluations- The American University, 2002-2004 110:8 Course Evaluations- Harvard University, 1991 111:1 Course Evaluations- The University of Virginia, 1995 111:2 Course Evaluations- The University of Virginia- History of the Civil Rights Movement, n.d. 111:3 Course Evaluations- The University of Virginia- History of the Civil Rights Movement, n.d. 111:4 Course Evaluations– The University of Virginia– The Sixties in Black and White, 2000-2004, n.d. 111:5 Course Evaluations- Williams College, 1992 111:6 Course Outlines and Syllabi, 1988-2002, n.d. 111:7 Course Reader- University of Virginia- Gonna Sit at the Welcome Table, 1994-1996 111:8 Course Research Material, 1988-2002 111:9 Course Research Material, n.d. 112:1 Course Research Material, n.d. 112:2 Lecture Notes, 1994-2002 112:3 Lecture Notes, n.d. 112:4 Lecture Notes, n.d. 112:5 Lecture Notes, n.d. 112:5a Oral History Course- The American University, 1996 112:6 Oral History Project- The University of Virginia, 1992-1993 112:7 Project- Black Leadership- University of Virginia, 2000 112:8 Proposals- Teaching Civil Rights Movement History, 1991-1999 112:9 Series VIII: Family and Personal Papers, including photographs Subseries A: Julian Bond Activities and Programs, 1956, 1966-1998 113:1 Activities and Programs, 2004 113:2 Activities and Programs, 2005, n.d. 113:3 Address Book, n.d. 113:4 Appointment Book, 1967-1968 113:5 Appointment Book, 1968-1969 113:6 Appointment Book, 1969 113:7 Appointment Book, 1969-1970 113:8 Appointment Book, 1969-1970 113:9 Appointment Book, 1970 113:10 Appointment Book, 1970 113:11 Appointment Book, 1971 113:12 Appointment Book, 1971 113:13 Appointment Book, 1972 113:14 Appointment Book, 1972 113:15 Appointment Book, 1973 113:16 Appointment Book, 1974 114:1 Appointment Book, 1975 114:2 Appointment Book, 1975 114:2a Appointment Book, 1976 114:3 Appointment Book, 1977 114:3a Artifacts and Memorabilia- Commemorative Coin honoring Martin Luther King, Jr., n.d. 114:4 Artifacts and Memorabilia – Honorary Keys to Cincinnati, Ohio; Long Beach, California; New Orleans, Louisiana; Roanoke, Virginia; and Tulsa, Oklahoma, n.d. 114:5a-e Artifacts and Memorabilia- Political Buttons for Julian Bond; Portia; "EMK 1972"; SNCC; the 34 Ohio State students indicted in 1968, 1968-1972, n.d. 114:6 Award of Merit for Service to Humanity- Bucknell University, 1998 May 23 114:7 Biographical Sketches of Julian Bond, 1968-75, 1999, n.d. 115:1 Birthday Salute from the NAACP given at the 93rd Annual NAACP Meeting, New York, New York (glass), 2002 115:2 Cartoon of Julian Bond inscribed by Bill Daniels, showing Bond knocking on the door of S.S. High with a "Different Point of View" brief case and the office occupant cowering under his desk, 1971 May 12 115 Oversize. Certificates and Awards, 1968-2001 115:3 Certificates and Awards, 1968-2003 115 Oversize. Children, 1969, 1978-1980 115:4 Correspondence- Family and Personal, 1965-2004, n.d. 115:5 Correspondence- Parents, 1952-1957 115:6 Drawing of Julian Bond by Solomon Sanders, 2004 115:7 Elementary School and George School, 1946-1957 115:8 Financia- Accountants, 1970-1971 116:1 Financial- Atlanta Transit Suit, 1971-1972 116:2 Financial- Dan Berstein, 1970 116:3 Financial- Black Audio Network, 1972-1976 116:4 Financial- Colossal Cattle Company, 1972-1973 June 116:5 Financial- Colossal Cattle Company, 1973 July- December 116:6 Financial- Colossal Cattle Company, 1974-1979 116:7 Financial- Earl Graves Publishing Company, 1969-1970 116:8 Financial- Frontiers Unlimited, Incorporated, 1969-1970 116:9 Financial- Georgia Legislative Retirement System, 1967 116:10 Financial- Hank Thomas Enterprises- Dairy Queen and Wishbone Franchises, 1969-1973, n.d. 116:11 Financial- Hank Thomas Enterprises- Legal Matters, 1969, 1972-1976 117:1 Financial- Legal Investment Association, Inc., 1969 117:2 Financial- Los Angeles Times Syndicate, 1976 117:3 Financial- Motor Electronics, 1969 117:4 Financial- Mound Bayou Investment Corporation, 1967 117:5 Financial- Charles Negaro, et al., 1970-1974 117:6 Financial- Peanut Plantation, 1977 117:7 Financial- Robert P. Walker Enterprises, Ltd., 1987-1988 117:8 Financial- Touche Ross and Company, 1971, 1981-82, n.d. 117:9 Financial- Leroy Wilson- Radio Series, 1972-1973 117:10 Financial- Wright, Jackson, Brown, Williams, Stephens, Incorporated, 1969-1973 117:11 Honorary Degree- Bates College, 1999 117:12 Honorary Degree- Berea College, 2004 117:13 Honorary Degree- The California State University, 1999 117:14 Honorary Degree- Dillard University, 1999 117:15 Honorary Degree- Edward Waters College, 19[?] 117:16 Honorary Degree- Gonzaga University, 1998 118:1 Honorary Degree- Northeastern University, 1999 118:2 Honorary Degree- Ramapo College of New, 2002 118:3-3a 2 binders. Honorary Degree- Williams, 2005 118:4 Honorary Degree- Washington University, St. Louis, 2000 118:5 Honorary Degree Plaque- Washington University, St. Louis, 2000 118:6 Legal, 1969-1971 119:1 Membership Cards, 1962-1975 119:2 Miscellaneous, 1957-1977, 1991, n.d. 119:3 Morehouse College Graduation, 1957-1971, 1996-98 119:4 Photographs- Julian Bond's Childhood and as Young Man, 1941-1963, n.d. 119:5 Photographs- Julian Bond's Congressional Campaign, n.d. 119:6 Photographs- Julian Bond's Congressional Campaign, n.d. 119:7 Photographs- Julian Bond- Miscellaneous Campaigns, 1968-1986, n.d. 119:8 Photographs- Julian Bond in the Georgia House of Representatives, ca. 1965-1975 119:9-10 2 folders. Photographs- Julian Bond in the Georgia House of Representatives, with Pages, n.d. 119:11 Photographs- Julian Bond in the Georgia Senate, n.d. 119:12 Photographs- Julian Bond with a Group of Children on Stairs, n.d. 119:13 Photographs- Julian Bond, 12 photographs mounted on boards, n.d. 119 Oversize.

Including Julian Bond for Congress; a young Bond speaking from a podium outside; a large group photograph with Julian Bond, possibly the Georgia Legislature.

Photographs- Julian Bond- African Dance Ceremony, n.d. 120 Oversize. Photographs- Julian Bond- Alone, ca. 1970-1990, n.d. 120:1 Photographs- Julian Bond- Celebrities, 1972-2004, n.d. 120:2 Photographs- Julian Bond- Civil Rights Leaders, ca. 1942-1989, n.d. 120:3 Photographs- Julian Bond- Politicians, ca. 1957-1999, n.d. 120:4 Photographs- Julian Bond on Saturday Night Live, with correspondence from 1978, 1977 120:5 Photographs- Julian Bond- Unidentified Groups and Individuals, 1971-1974, n.d. 120:6 Photographs- Julian Bond- Public Appearances, 1971-1976, n.d. 120:7 Photographs- Julian Bond- Public Appearances, n.d. 120:8 Photographs- Julian Bond- Public Appearances- [Denver ?], n.d. 120:9 Photographs- Julian Bond- Negatives and Contact Sheets, n.d. 120:10 Photographs- Julian Bond- Speaking at ASPA, n.d. 121:1 Photographs – Julian Bond- Alabama State University WVAS and Friends of the Library, 1998 April 17 121 Oversize. Photographs- Julian Bond- America's Black Forum, n.d. 121:2 Photographs- Julian Bond- American Program Bureau Publicity Shots, n.d. 121:3 Photographs- Julian Bond- Atlanta Sit-in Veterans, n.d. 121:4 Photographs- Julian Bond- Awards and Honors, 1970-1998 121:5 Photographs- Julian Bond- Speaking about Blacks and Southern Politics, n.d. 121:6 Photographs- Julian Bond- Black Caucus (Georgia), n.d. 121:7 Photographs- Julian Bond- First Black Georgia House Members elected in the 20th Century, n.d. 121:8 Photographs- Julian Bond- College Speaker, 1968-1998 121:9 Photographs- Julian Bond- Speaking to Community Relations Board, n.d. 121:10 Photographs- Julian Bond- Democratic National Convention, 1968 121:11 Photographs- Julian Bond- James Forman Funeral Service, 2005 121:12 Photographs- Julian Bond- Speaking at the Georgia Loyal Democrat Convention, 1972 121:13 Photographs- Julian Bond- Golden Monocle Club Member, 1973 121:14 Photographs- Julian Bond- Great March on Washington 25th Anniversary, 1988 121:15 Photographs- Julian Bond- Meeting with Martin Luther King, Jr. and Dedication of the King Portrait, n.d. 121:16 Photographs- Julian Bond- Speaking at the Kiwanis Club International Day Luncheon in Jamaica, 1969 121:17 Photographs- Julian Bond- Life Photograph Album with photographs removed from the album sheets, 1968 121 Oversize. Photographs- Julian Bond- Meet the Press, 1998 121:18 Photographs- Julian Bond- Memphis Civil Rights Museum Dedication, 1992 121:19 Photographs- Julian Bond- Miscellaneous, including one with President Bill Clinton, 1999, n.d. 121 Oversize. Photographs- Julian Bond- NAACP Board Retreat and General, 1999-2004, n.d. 121:20 Photographs- Julian Bond- NAACP Honorees, 1999, n.d. 121:21 Photograph Albums- Julian Bond- NAACP Fight Against Apartheid in South Africa and Bond's Congressional Campaign from Susan Ross, 1985-1986, n.d. 121:22 Photographs- Julian Bond- Narrating Scenes from the Series Rush Toward Freedom, n.d. 121:23 Photographs- Julian Bond- Speaking at the National Press Club, 1998 121:24 Photographs- Julian Bond- O'Keefe High School, n.d. 121:25 Photographs- Julian Bond- SNCC Conference, Hartford, Connecticut, 1988 121:26 Photographs- Julian Bond- SNCC Reunion, 1988 122:1 Photographs- Julian Bond- SNCC Conference, Raleigh, North Carolina, 2000 122:2 Photographs- Julian Bond- Southern Africa Conference, Lesotho, 1976 122:3 Photographs- Julian Bond- Southern Leadership Conference Alumni, 1990 122:4 Photographs- Julian Bond- Urban League Conference, 1975 122:5 Photographs- Julian Bond- Urban Revitalization Conference Press Conference, 1973 122:6 Photographs- Julian Bond- Voter Education Project, n.d. 122:7 Photographs- Julian Bond- WCAU Radio Interview, 1987 122:8 Photographs- Julian Bond- Wesley Community Centers, n.d. 122:9 Photographs- Individuals- Identified, 1968-1976, n.d. 122:10 Photographs- Pam [Horowitz ?] as a Child, and her parents, 1944-1947 122:11 Plaque from the Department of Transportation as a Civil Rights Activist, 1997 February 24 122:12 Plaque from the Port Arthur Branch NAACP, 1998 September 18 122:13 Plaque of 2001 Good Guy Award from the National Women's Political Caucus, 2001 122 Oversize. Plaque from International Civil Rights Walk of Fame, 2004 September 14 122:14 Poems and Lyrics by Julian Bond, 1963-1977, 1990 122:15 Silhouette of Julian Bond, [1980?] 122 Oversize. Who's Who in the World Entry, 1971-1977 122:16 Horace J. Bond (1928-2000), 2000 123:1 Subseries B: Bond Family Papers Horace Mann Bond (1904-1972)- Autobiography, n.d. 123:2 Horace Mann Bond- Biographical Sketches, 1971-1995, n.d. 123:3 Horace Mann Bond- Correspondence, 1933-1972, n.d. 123:4 Horace Mann Bond- Correspondence, 1926-1948 123:5 Copies. Horace Mann Bond- Correspondence, 1951-1972 123:6 Horace Mann Bond- Legal, 1938, 1971 123:7 Horace Mann Bond- Lincoln University and Atlanta University, 1943-1961, n.d. 123:8 Horace Mann Bond- Miscellaneous Papers, 1845-2000, n.d. 123:9 Some copies. Horace Mann Bond- News clippings, 1924-1968 123:10 Horace Mann Bond- Papers at the University of Massachusetts, at Amherst, 1979, 1989 February-August 124:1 Horace Mann Bond- Papers at the University of Massachusetts, at Amherst, 1989 September-1991 124:2 Horace Mann Bond- Papers at the University of Massachusetts, at Amherst- Guide, 1982 124:3 Horace Mann Bond- Photographs, n.d. 124:4 Horace Mann Bond- Photographs of Rosenwald Schools in the South, ca. 1920-1935 124:5 Horace Mann Bond- UNESCO, 1948 124:6 Horace Mann Bond- Written Works, 1931-1969, n.d. 124:7 The Rev. Dr. James Bond (1863-1929), 1901-2004, n.d. 124:8 The Rev. Dr. James Bond (1863-1929)- Autobiography, 1970, n.d. 124:9 J. Max Bond (1936 ?- ), 2004 124:10 Julia Bond (1908- )- Correspondence, 1931-1999, n.d. 125:1 Some copies. Julia Bond- Music, Notes concerning, n.d. 125:2 Julia Bond- Papers, 1925-1999, n.d. 125:3 Bond Family- Correspondence, 1897-1952 125:4 Bond Family- Correspondence concerning Family History, 1932-2002 125:5 Bond Family- History, 1927-2000 125:6 Bond Family- History, n.d. 125:7 Bond Family- History, n.d. 125:8 Bond Family- History (possibly by Horace Mann Bond), n.d. 125:9 Bond Family- Photographs, 1901-1979 125:10 Bond Family- Photographs, including ancestors and early photos of Bond's parents and family, 1918-1964 126:1 Bond Family- Photographs, ca.1969-2002 126:2 Bond Family- Photographs, ca. 1960-2003 126:3 Family History- Washington and Browne, 1882-1994, n.d. 126:4 Some copies of letters. Manuscript- Freedom Comes to Isom Wilson, ca. 1935 126:5 Plays and Short Stories, n.d. 126:6 Series IX: Publicity including Newsletters, Press Releases, and News clippings Column-The Way I See It. . ., 1977, n.d. 127:1 Georgia Legislature Newsletters, [1965]- 1973 127:2 Georgia Legislature Newsletters, 1974- 1977 127:3 Julian Bond at Large, 1974 127:4 Julian Bond at Large, 1975 127:5 Julian Bond at Large, 1976, n.d. 127:6 Letters to the Editor from Julian Bond and Horace M. Bond, 1962, 1967- 2004 127:7 News clippings, 1960 127:8 News clippings, 1961-1964 127:9 News clippings, 1965 127:10 News clippings, 1966 January-April 127:11 News clippings, 1966 May-December 127:12 News clippings, 1967 128:1 News clippings, 1968 128:2 News clippings, 1969 128:3 News clippings, 1970-1972 128:4 News clippings, 1973-1974 128:5 News clippings, 1975 128:6 News clippings, 1976 128:7 News clippings, 1977-1979 128:8 News clippings, ca. 1981-1989 128:9 News clippings, 1992-2004 128:10 News clippings, n.d. 128:11 News clippings concerning Julian Bond, 1961, 1964-1965 129:1 News clippings concerning Julian Bond, 1966 January 4-13 129:2 News clippings concerning Julian Bond, 1966 January 14-31 129:3 News clippings concerning Julian Bond, 1966 February 129:4 News clippings concerning Julian Bond, 1966 March-December 129:5 News clippings concerning Julian Bond, 1967 129:6 News clippings concerning Julian Bond, 1968 129:7 News clippings concerning Julian Bond, 1969 January-June 129:8 News clippings concerning Julian Bond, 1969 July-October 129:9 News clippings concerning Julian Bond, 1969 November-December 129:10 News clippings concerning Julian Bond, 1970 130:1 News clippings concerning Julian Bond, 1971 January-August 130:2 News clippings concerning Julian Bond, 1971 September-December 130:3 News clippings concerning Julian Bond, 1972 130:4 News clippings concerning Julian Bond, 1973 130:5 News clippings concerning Julian Bond, 1974 130:6 News clippings concerning Julian Bond, 1975 130:7 News clippings concerning Julian Bond, 1976 130:8 News clippings concerning Julian Bond, 1977-1979 131:1 News clippings concerning Julian Bond- Bound Packet given to Bond as Senator, 39th District, 1978 July-1979 May 131:2 News clippings concerning Julian Bond- Bound Packet given to Bond as Senator, 39th District, 1980 131:3 News clippings concerning Julian Bond- Bound Packet given to Bond as Senator, 39th District, 1981 January-June 131:4 News clippings concerning Julian Bond, 1980-1982 131:5 News clippings concerning Julian Bond, 1987-1989 131:6 News clippings concerning Julian Bond, 1990-2006 131:7 News clippings concerning Julian Bond, n.d. 131:8 News clippings concerning Julian Bond, n.d. 132:1 News clippings concerning Jimmy Carter, 1970-1976 May 132:2 News clippings concerning Jimmy Carter, 1976 June-August, n.d. 132:3 News clippings concerning John Lewis, 1976-1977 132:4 News clippings concerning George McGovern, 1972 132:5 News clippings concerning Morris K. Udall, 1976 132:6 News clippings concerning Vietnam, 1965-1966 132:7 News clippings concerning Zimbabwe/Rhodesia, 1979 132:8 Newspaper columns and Opinion Pieces, including Reviews, 1977-2001 132:9 Press Releases and Statements, 1969-1972 132:10 Press Releases and Statements, 1973-1977, 1994, n.d. 132:11 Series X: Restricted Campaign- Staff Information, 1976-1977 133:1 Correspondence- Recommendation/Referrals, 1967-1971 133:2 Correspondence- Recommendation/Referrals, 1972 133:3 Correspondence- Recommendation/Referrals, 1973-1975 133:4 Correspondence- Recommendation/Referrals, 1976 January-June 133:5 Correspondence- Recommendation/Referrals, 1976 July-December 133:6 Correspondence- Recommendation/Referrals, 1977 January-September 133:7 Miscellaneous Resumes and Employment Documents, 1969-2005, n.d. 133:8 NAACP- Staff, 1995-2005, n.d. 133:9 Student Examination Books- The American University, Washington, D.C., 1995-1996 134:1 Student Examination Books- The American University, Washington, D.C., 1995-1996 134:2 Student Grades and Essays- The American University, Washington, D.C., 1996 134:3 Student Papers- The American University, Washington, D.C., 1996 134:4 Series XI: Audiovisual Materials Subseries A: VHS The Shadow of Hate, 1995 Videocassette 0172 and 0172-a. (2 Copies): Boxed text and video teaching package. The Shadow of Hate, 1995 Videocassette 0172-b. 1 additional unboxed VHS. America's Civil Rights Movement, 1992 Videocassette 0173 and Videocassette 0173-a. (2 Copies) boxed text and video (VHS) teaching package. PBS Video (VHS): The Great Depression- A Job At Ford's, [1999?] Videocassette 0174. PBS Video (VHS: The Great Depression- The Road To Rock Bottom, [1999?] Videocassette 0174-a. PBS Video (VHS): The Great Depression- New Deal/New York, [1999?] Videocassette 0174-b. PBS Video (VHS):The Great Depression- We Have A Plan, [1999?] Videocassette 0174-c. PBS Video (VHS):The Great Depression- Mean Things Happen, [1999?] Videocassette 0174-d. PBS Video (VHS):The Great Depression- To Be Somebody, [1999?] Videocassette 0174-e. PBS Video (VHS): The Great Depression- Arsenal of Democracy, [1999?] Videocassette 0174-f. University of Alabama Center for Public Television (VHS): Conscience of a Congressman, n.d. Videocassette 0175. University of Alabama Center for Public Television (VHS): The Black Vote: Principles vs. Party, Fa-Sol-La-Mi: The Sounds of Faith, Jonnie Shines: On and On, On Target: W.C. Patton, n.d. Videocassette 0175-a. University of Alabama Center for Public Television (VHS): On Target: Ray Charles, On Target: Martin Luther King, On Target: Percy Sledge , On Target: Quilting Bee, n.d. Videocassette 0175-b. University of Alabama Center for Public Television (VHS): Where Once We Stood,The Music of Muscle Shoals: A History, n.d. Videocassette 0175-c. University of Alabama Center for Public Television (VHS): On Target: Selma, On Target: Lonnie Holley, On Target: Give Us the Ballot, On Target: Clarence Carter, n.d. Videocassette 0175-d. Civil Rights #588 National Archives Tape # 1 (VHS), n.d. Videocassette 0176. Civil Rights # 588 National Archives Tape # 2 (VHS), n.d. Videocassette 0176-a. Civil Rights # 588 National Archives Tape # 3 (VHS), n.d. Videocassette 0176-b. Civil Rights # 588 National Archives Tape # 4 (VHS), n.d. Videocassette 0176-c. Civil Rights # 588 National Archives Tape # 5 (VHS), n.d. Videocassette 0176-d. Civil Rights # 588 National Archives Tape # 6 (VHS), n.d. Videocassette 0176-e. 642A VHS: SNCC, The Abolitionist and The Modern South, 1988 April 14 Videocassette 0177. 642B VHS: The Redemptive Community, The Sit Ins, The Freedom Rides, The Birth of SNCC, 1988 April 14 Videocassette 0177-a. 642C VHS: The Beginning of the Voter Registration Movement, 1988 April 15 Videocassette 0177-b. 642D VHS: The Beginnings of the Voter Registration Movement Part 2, 1988 April 15 Videocassette 0177-c. 642E VHS: In The Middle of the Iceberg: The Movement in Mississippi, 1988 April 15 Videocassette 0177-d. 642F VHS: Questions from #4, Oh Freedom: The Music of the Movement, The SNCC Women and the Stirrings of Feminism, 1988 April 15 Videocassette 0177-e. 642G VHS: The SNCC Women and the Stirrings of Feminism Part 2, 1988 April 15 Videocassette 0177-f. 642H VHS: Alabama Bound: Selma and Lowndes County, Black Panther Party, 1988 April 16 Videocassette 0177-g. 642I VHS: The Rise and Triumph of Black Power, 1988 April 16 Videocassette 0177-h. 642J VHS: SNCC the 1960s and the American Democratic Tradition, 1988 April 16 Videocassette 0177-i. VHS (2 Copies): Roy Wilkins: The Right to Dignity, n.d. Videocassette 0178 and Videocassette 0178-a. VHS (2 Copies): President Johnson at LBJ Library Civil Rights Symposium 1972, 1972 Videocassette 0179 and Videocassette 0179-a. VHS Brotherhood Dinner 2004: To Speak, To Act: The Legacy of Julian Bond, 2004 Videocassette 0180. VHS NAACP National Voter Fund 2000: Byrd TV 1, Byrd TV 2, 2000 October Videocassette 0181. VHS Bond Video Tape A Photo Tribute to Julian Bond 2002, 2002 July 23 Videocassette 0182. VHS: Out of Obscurity, 1999 Videocassette 0183. VHS: Mighty Times: The Legacy of Rosa Parks, 2002 Videocassette 0184. VHS: Peace Propaganda and the Promised Land, 2003 Videocassette 0185. VHS: CNN Presents: The Summer of 64, n.d. Videocassette 0186. VHS: The Times and Dreams of Martin Luther King Jr., 1993 Videocassette 0187. VHS C-SPAN: Brown v. Board of Education 50th Anniversary Part 1, 2005 Videocassette 0188. VHS C-SPAN: Brown v. Board of Education 50th Anniversary Part 2, 2005 Videocassette 0188-a. VHS: The Intolerable Burden, 2002 Videocassette 0189. VHS: Malcolm X, n.d. Videocassette 0190. VHS: CNN Freedom Summer, n.d. Videocassette 0191. VHS Guggenheim Productions Shadow of Hate, n.d. Videocassette 0192. VHS Part One of Two Video Clips Compiled by Juliette Landphair, 1993-1994 Videocassette 0193. VHS: National Voter Fund November 28, 2000, 2000 November 28 Videocassette 0194. VHS NAACP National Voter Fund Purged Yet?, 2004 October 11 Videocassette 0195. VHS: Montgomery Boycott Makers, 1994 March 23 Videocassette 0196. VHS (2 Copies) Du Bois, n.d. Videocassette 0197,-a. VHS Newsreels to Nightly News The History Channel Episode 1, 1997 MarCH 9 Videocassette 0198. VHS Newsreels to Nightly News The History Channel Episode 2, 1997 March 9 Videocassette 0198-a. VHS: Newsreels to Nightly News The History Channel Episode 3, 1997 March 10 Videocassette 0198-b. VHS: Newsreels to Nightly News The History Channel Episode 4, 1997 March 11 Videocassette 0198-c. VHS: Newsreels to Nightly News The History Channel Episode 5, 1997 March 12 Videocassette 0198-d. VHS: Newsreels to Nightly News The History Channel Episode 6, 1997 March 13 Videocassette 0198-e. VHS (2 Copies) Martin Luther King, Jr. Center King- Montgomery to Memphis Part 1 and 2, n.d. Videocassette 0199, 0199-a. VHS The Promised Land Episode 1 Any Place But Here, 1994 November 28 Videocassette 0200. VHS The Promised Land Episode 2 Sweet Home Chicago, 1994 November 28 Videocassette 0200-a. VHS The Promised Land Episode 3 Standing at the Crossroads, 1994 November 28 Videocassette 0200-b. VHS The Promised Land Episode 5 The Walls of Jericho, 1994 November 28 Videocassette 0200-c. VHS @Howard Episode #115 Julian Bond, 2002 December 20 Videocassette 0201. VHS Interviews with Woolworth Sit-In Participants, n.d. Videocassette 0202. VHS News Hour with Jim Lehrer Dave Walker, 1996 June 3 Videocassette 0203. VHS This Far by Faith, n.d. Videocassette 0204. VHS Julia Agnes Washington 85th Birthday Party, n.d. Videocassette 0205. VHS Oh Freedom After While, the Missouri Sharecropper Protest of 1939, n.d. Videocassette 0206. Subseries B: CD-ROM/DVD/Computer Disks NAACP National Voter Fund 2000 Campaign, 2000 Disk 0445. Barnes Collection Update,, The Kojo Nnamdi Show, American University Radio, 2004 Disk 0446. Why Don't We Make It Happen Here: The H. Julian Bond Professorship in Civil Rights Studies, 2007 Disk 0538. Harvard University The Civil Rights Project No Child Left Behind Educational and Advocacy Video Series- DVD, n.d. Disk 0447. NAACP Unit Network Computer Disks, n.d. Disk 0448, -a. Subseries C: Audiocassette Recordings Black Biography Presents Julian Bond, Dr. Kenneth B. Clark, Glory of Timbuktu, Eugene Jacques Bullard Boxed Set, n.d. Audiocassette 0644, 0644-a. Malcolm X Grass Roots Speech, 1963 November Audiocassette 0645. Radio interview of Julian Bond, Carl B. Stokes, and Gloster Current with Tom Snyder on News Center 4 concerning Governor Jimmy Carter's comments about "ethnic purity" during the 1976 Primary, [1976] Audiocassette 0647. American Library Association Let's Celebrate Ethnicity! pre-publication tape sent to Bond as a Speaker/Panelist of the 1976 Centennial Conference, 197[7?] February Audiocassette 0648. Mass Meeting for Concerned Citizens The Honorable Julian Bond, Bibleway Church, Columbia, South Carolina, 1988 May 2 Audiocassette 0649. Nakawatse Simmons on a micro-audiocassette, 1989 March 2 Audiocassette 0650. Taylor Branch on a micro-audiocassette, 1989 April Audiocassette 0650-a. Unidentified recording on a micro-audiocassette, n.d. Audiocassette 0650-b. Ben Brown on a micro-audiocassette, 1990 May 5 Audiocassette 0651. Charlie Cobb on a micro-audiocassette, 1990 July 19 Audiocassette 0651-a. Ivanhoe Donaldson on a micro-audiocassette, 1990 August 10 Audiocassette 0651-b. 77th Annual Conference, Civil Rights: Then and Now, 1999 Audiocassette 0652. B. L[uther] to Julian Bond Fan Mail recording; largely incoherent; accompanied by a clipping of Hunter S. Thompson column dated January 28, 1988, which has been filed with other news clippings, [1988?] February 9 Audiocassette 0653. Unidentified Music, n.d. Audiocassette 0654. Democratic Convention, San Francisco, 1984 Audiocassette 0655 Subseries D: Phonodisks Abraham, Martin &John and From Both Sides Now by Dion, 7, 1978 Phonodisk 0737. phonodisk, 45 rpm. Flight NAACP 105 and High Ride by Sons of Mississippi, 7, n.d. Phonodisk 0738. phonodisk, 45 rpm. There's a Feeling of Love and Where the Sky Meets the Sea– two copies, one autographed by artist Rose Weaver to Bond, 7, n.d. Phonodisk 0739, 0739-a. phonodisk. Subseries E: Audiotapes Dr. Horace Mann Bond- Lecture on the History of Education, 1962 July 24 Audiotape 0243. Morris Udall Campaign Spot Announcements, #3 is by Julian Bond, 7.5 ips, 1976 Audiotape 0244. Udall for President, 7.5 ips, [1976] Audiotape 0245. Sound Track- Inspiration for Voters, including Aaron Henry, Charles Evers, Julian Bond, Ben Brown, Clarence Mitchell III, the Rev. Walter E. Fauntroy, Jackie Robinson, James Hutchinson, 7.5 ips, n.d. Audiotape 0246. Unidentified, n.d. Audiotape 0247. Unidentified, n.d. Audiotape 0248.