African American ClippingsIndex to African American Clippings through 1975This index is a topical listing of North Carolina-related articles on African Americans clipped through the year 1975, primarily from newspapers and magazines. The topics are arranged alphabetically and include subjects, events, geographic localities, and corporate entities. The call number for bound volumes and also microfilm in the North Carolina Collection containing the clippings appears immediately after each entry. The numbers following the call number refer to volume and page numbers within the bound volumes where the clippings are found. Xerographic copies of clippings can be purchased; font sizes for these paper copies are small, however, because of significant image reduction. Note: The original title of this set of clippings and the one reflected in the library's online catalog is Negroes in North Carolina. Searching Tips - The entries may be scrolled and word searches are possible using the "Find" button available on most Web browsers. SUBJECT: African Americans SUBJECT: African American History SUBJECT: African American History -
Black History Heritage Room SUBJECT: African American Judges SUBJECT: African American National Anthem SUBJECT: African American Songs and
Stories SUBJECT: African American State Convention SUBJECT: African American Studies SUBJECT: African American Teachers SUBJECT: African Americans - Agriculture SUBJECT: African Americans - Bibliography SUBJECT: African Americans - Drama SUBJECT: African Americans - Drama and
Fiction - Bibliography SUBJECT: African Americans - Education SUBJECT: African Americans - Emigration SUBJECT: African Americans - Employment SUBJECT: African Americans - Genealogy SUBJECT: African Americans - Higher
Education SUBJECT: African Americans - Housing SUBJECT: African Americans - Hygiene SUBJECT: African Americans - In the
Constitutional Convention of 1868 and in the General Assembly SUBJECT: African Americans - Newspapers SUBJECT: African Americans - Politicians SUBJECT: African Americans - Recreation SUBJECT: African Americans - Social
Service SUBJECT: African Americans - Suffrage SUBJECT: African Americans - Surnames SUBJECT: American Legion - African American
Division SUBJECT: Black Appalachian Commission SUBJECT: Black Muslims SUBJECT: Black Panthers SUBJECT: Carolina Defender SUBJECT: Congress for the Unity of
Black Students SUBJECT: Congress of Racial Equality SUBJECT: Good Neighbor Council SUBJECT: Integration SUBJECT: Integration - Chapel Hill SUBJECT: Integration - Charlotte SUBJECT: Integration - Communist
Support SUBJECT: Integration - Durham SUBJECT: Integration - Franklin County SUBJECT: Integration - Greensboro SUBJECT: Integration - Hyde County SUBJECT: Integration - New Bern SUBJECT: Integration - North Carolina
Advisory Committee to the United States Commission on Civil Rights SUBJECT: Integration - Public Accommodations SUBJECT: Integration - Raleigh SUBJECT: Integration - Rowan County SUBJECT: Integration - Sampson County SUBJECT: Integration - Schools SUBJECT: Integration - Washington
County SUBJECT: Integration - Williamston SUBJECT: Kooners SUBJECT: National Association for
the Advancement of Colored People SUBJECT: North Carolina Congress
of Colored Parents and Teachers SUBJECT: North Carolina Negro Library
Association SUBJECT: North Carolina Negro Teachers
Association SUBJECT: North Carolina Teachers
Association SUBJECT: Pearsall Plan SUBJECT: Public Welfare Institute
for Negroes SUBJECT: Race Question SUBJECT: Race Riots SUBJECT: Sit-Ins SUBJECT: Slave Revolts SUBJECT: Slavery SUBJECT: Southern Christian Leadership
Conference SUBJECT: Student Non-Violent Coordinating
Committee SUBJECT: Student Organization for
Black Unity SUBJECT: Underground Railroad SUBJECT: University of North Carolina
- Desegregation SUBJECT: University of North Carolina
- African American Students SUBJECT: Young Adults Action Group |
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