University of California, Santa Barbara
Davidson Library
Department of Special
Collections
California Ethnic and
Multicultural Archives
IRBY, CHARLES C.
COLLECTION
1938-1987
Collection Number: CEMA 10
Size Collection: 17.5 linear feet, 35 hollinger Boxes,
approx. 300 audio/video items, 1 portfolio box (maps)
Acquisition Information: Donated by Gretchen M. Bataille
, February 21, 1996.
Access restrictions: None
Use Restriction: Copyright has not been assigned to the Department
of Special Collections, UCSB. All requests for permission to publish or quote
from manuscripts must be submitted in writing to the Head of Special
Collections. Permission for publication is given on behalf of the Department
of Special Collections as the owner of the physical items and is not intended
to include or imply permission of the copyright holder, which also must be
obtained.
Processing Information: Primary processor Anne Rapp.
Latest revision April, 1998.
Location: Del Norte
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BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH
Charles C. Irby was a cultural geographer who was a
pioneer in the development of ethnic and gender studies in this country. Irby
was a founding member of the National Association for Interdisciplinary Ethnic
Studies (which later became the National Association for Ethnic Studies) and
served as president of the association from 1976 to 1978. A prolific author in
the field of ethnic studies, he was also editor of NAES publications.
Irby was born on April 4, 1938 in
Greenville, South Carolina. He earned his doctorate in Geography (1978) from
Simon Fraser University, British Columbia. His Master’s degree in Geography
(1968) is from the University of California, Davis. Irby served in the U.S. Air
Force from 1957 until 1960.
Over the course of his career
Irby taught at various universities, including Simon Fraser, the University of Oregon, and the University of California, Davis. From 1974 until his death in
1987, Irby was a professor of ethnic and women’s studies at California State Polytechnic University, Pomona where he was the university's chair of the
Ethnic and Women’s Studies Department from 1974 to 1980.
In 1983, Irby wrote the following short autobiography:
“My college-level teaching
career began during the winter quarter of 1969 at the University of California, Davis, where I developed a course concerned with the “Cultural Geography of Black
America.” One result of that course was a new-found interest in the cultural
history of the many ethnic peoples who came to the Americas to begin life anew
(it took me longer to recognize the pressures the various peoples put on the
native inhabitants). I am primarily interested in the questions of how and why
people “do” where they are and attempt to do likewise after migrating from one
place to another. I have followed the paths of migrating Mennonites from Manitoba through Mexico to Belize and migrating blacks from Oklahoma and California to Mexico, New Mexico, British Columbia, and Alberta. I have traveled extensively throughout Belize, Canada, the Caribbean, Mexico, and the United States to get peoples’ perceptions of their
experiences. My academic training as a geographer allows me to remain a
generalist in a specialist-oriented world; as a result, I have produced
videotapes concerned with ethnic minority women, mental health issues among
Americans, and a slide production on blacks in film. I have developed and
taught twenty-five courses in ethnic and women’s studies, and I continue to
upgrade my skills in courses such as writing across the disciplines and word
processing technology.”
In a tribute to Charles C. Irby,
the National Association for Ethnic Studies called attention to the principles
for which he worked: “that ethnic studies serves a necessary purpose in today's
society and that only by understanding this country's rich multi-racial and
multi-cultural heritage will it be possible to create a more loving and just
society.”
SCOPE
NOTES
The Charles C. Irby Collection was deeded to the
California Ethnic and Multicultural Archives of the University of California, Santa Barbara, on February 21, 1996 and consists of six series distributed among 35
archival boxes which occupy approximately 17.5 feet. The collection represents
Irby’s life work as a prominent academician whose research and publications
explored various dimensions of African American history, including the
socio-cultural history of Blacks in the west, the migration of Blacks to Canada, access to agribusiness by American Blacks and the history of Blacks in the cinema.
Materials in the collection take many formats, including manuscripts,
correspondence files, audio-visual materials, research notes, and drafts of
Irby’s publications. The materials are housed in the UCSB Davidson Library’s
Department of Special Collections, as part of the California Ethnic and
Multicultural Archives, and are arranged, as far as possible, in the order in
which they were received from the donor. This order is not exact, by any
means, but consists primarily in a grouping by subject, with materials in each
main subject category further grouped according to their specific topic.
SERIES DESCRIPTIONS
Series
I: Biographical Information and Family History, 1938-1987. Series I is
arranged alphabetically and includes Irby’s professional vitae, certificates
and degrees, obituaries, personal letters regarding his death, photographs, and
documents collected in the genealogical searches conducted by Irby and his
brother.
Series II: Institutional and
Instructional Files. Series II is arranged primarily by institution, then
roughly alphabetically, and consists of course syllabi and plans, lectures,
assigned readings and course packs, newspaper articles, bibliographies, writing
handouts, and student evaluations. Aside from files directly related to course
instruction, this series contains papers on the development of ethnic and Black
studies curricula. These include Irby’s co-authored essay, “Whither Black
Studies?” and administrative documents that describe the ethnic and women’s
studies programs at Cal Poly Pomona.
Series
III: Professional and Organizational Files. Series III is arranged
alphabetically by the names of the organizations to which the files pertain.
These include: the Association of American Geographers, MELUS (Society for the
Study of Multi-Ethnic Literature of the United States), and the National Association
of Interdisciplinary Ethnic Studies (NAIES), which later became simply the
National Association of Ethnic Studies (NAES).
Series IV: Research and
Writings. Series IV contains materials in eight subseries relating to
Irby’s research projects in Black, ethnic, and gender studies. The series
holds primary sources such as government publications and pamphlets, and also
contains secondary articles related to Irby’s research, materials developed by
him such as surveys and correspondence, and grant proposals. The subseries are
organized around individual research projects, with each subseries being listed
in a rough alphabetical order (grouping by subject appears at times to take
precedence over alphabetization). By far the largest subseries, Amber Valley
Project: Dissertation and Book Manuscripts is divided into three subseries:
Dissertation and Book Manuscripts, Primary Research Materials, and
Secondary Research Materials. All contain materials relating to
Irby’s dissertation, as well as, more generally, information he collected in
succeeding years about Blacks in Canada, African American history of the West,
and related topics.
The second subseries, Blacks
in Agriculture, contains information related to Irby’s “plan for enticing
more minorities, especially blacks, into agribusiness,” a project he conducted
primarily during the years 1983-1985. The folder entitled “Research Grant
Proposals 11/1983-11/1984” (box 18, folder 9) contains detailed narratives
outlining this project.
The third subseries, Blacks in
Film, contains research and writings about the history of blacks in film,
specifically Oscar Micheaux, a pioneer in black film-making about whom Irby
wrote extensively. A script for Irby’s slide/tape program “The Celluloid Black”
(dated 6/84) can be found in box 20, folder 6. The script provides a brief
summary of Irby’s research. Box 21, folder 4 contains copies of the bulk of
Irby’s writings on blacks in film. Materials related to Irby’s class, “Blacks
in Film,” can also be found in this subseries.
The fourth subseries, Great
Bend, contains materials related to Oscar Micheaux, who was buried in Great
Bend, Kansas, as well as correspondence referring to a side project about the
history of blacks in Great Bend.
The fifth subseries, Hadley
Irwin, contains materials related to the author of I Be Somebody, a
novel for adolescents based on Irby’s research about black emigration from the
U.S. to Canada in the period 1910-1913. Several summaries of this book can be
found in this subseries, as well as an interview Irby conducted with Irwin
Hadley (a two-person writing team who lived in Iowa). The interview, which was
published in the spring, 1986 issue of “The ALAN Review,” can be found in box 23, folder 14.
The sixth subseries, Blacks in
the West, is self-descriptive and contains information from 1856 to 1984.
Irby’s article, “Women’s Roles in Black Pioneer Communities,” (1984) can be
found in box 24, folder 14.
The seventh subseries, Hmong
and Mein Immigrants, contains materials related to the paper “Mental Health
Considerations of Male Hmong and Mein in the U.S.,” which Irby co-authored with
Earnest M. Pon.
The eighth and final subseries, Writings
(Published and Unpublished), contains most of Irby’s completed writings
over the period 1971-1985. Titles are arranged primarily in chronological
order.
Series V: Subject Files. Series
V includes materials Irby gathered on various topics and individuals; these
include: Black Issues, Native Americans and White Supremacist Literature.
Series VI: Visual and Audio
Materials. Series VI is divided into eight subseries according to different
media; each subseries is arranged in its original order as received from the
donor, which is first by subject, then roughly alphabetical. The first
subseries, Audio Recordings, contains 164 cassette tapes on which are
recorded interviews with Irby, interviews Irby conducted with other people,
various music, recorded scholarly presentations, and other recordings. The Negatives
subseries contains negatives from Irby’s dissertation research on Blacks in the
Amber Valley, family reunion shots, and a few miscellaneous negatives. The Photographs
subseries contains photographs related to Irby’s genealogical and scholarly
research. The Slides subseries contains numerous slides relevant to all
areas of Irby’s research and teaching. The fourth subseries, The Video
Recordings subseries contains videos of Irby’s lectures and other videos
related to his research and teaching. The 16mm subseries contains two
16mm reels labeled “Castration” and “Amber Valley.” Finally, the Microfilm subseries
contains four reels of early 20th century newspapers from Oklahoma.
Series
VII: Maps. Series VII contains various maps of California and Canada arranged alphabetically according to the name of the area mapped.
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Listing
SERIES I: BIOGRAPHICAL
INFORMATION AND FAMILY HISTORY
Box Folder Contents
1 1 Certificate
of Honorable Discharge, US Air Force, 1967
1 2 College
Transcripts, University of California, Davis, 1966
1 3 Correspondence
Regarding Irby’s Death, 1987
1 4 Death
Certificate, 1987
1 5 Diploma,
MA, Geography, U C Davis, 1968
1 6 Family
Reunion, 1983
1 7-11 Genealogical
Information, 1790-1985
1 12 Information
/ Research on Cancer, 1986
1 13 Irby-Burke
Family Reunion, 1979-1988
1 14 Journal
Entries on Trip to South Carolina, 1979
1 15 Vita,
1974-1985
1 16 Memorial
Service, 1987
1 17 Obituaries,
1987
1 18 Personal
Cards and Effects, 1966-1984
1 19 Students’
IDs, 1970-1983
SERIES II: INSTITUTIONAL
AND INSTRUCTIONAL FILES
Box Folder Contents
General
Curricular Materials, 1970-1986
1 20 Afro-Americans
in the Far West: A Handbook for Educators by Jack Forbes, n.d.
1 21 American
Indians, n.d.
1 22-23 Articles
and News Clippings in Ethnic and Women’s Studies, ca. 1970-1986 (1)
2 1-3 Articles
and News Clippings in Ethnic and Women’s Studies, ca. 1970-1986 (2)
2 4 Black
Studies Glossary by Irby, n.d.
2 5 Handout
on Analytical Thinking, n.d.
2 6 Lecture
on Southern Nigerians, n.d.
2 7 Notes
on Books, ca. 1979
2 8 Notes
on History and Theory, n.d.
2 9 Paper
on Being a Chinese American, N/A., n.d.
Sacramento
State University
2 10 Letter
from Irby to Department of History, Sacramento State College, 1966
2 11 Notes
and Materials from undergraduate course work at Sacramento State College, n.d.
University
of California, Davis
2 12-15 Black
Studies and Geography Courses Taught by Irby, 1969-1974
3 1 Correspondence
and Notes, 1967-1969, n.d.
3 2 Environmental
Advisory Commission of the City of Davis, 1974
3 3 Imperialism
in Ethiopia, 1971
3 4 Martin
Luther King Coalition, 1968-1969
3 5 Modes
of Production and Class Analysis in Ethiopia, 1971
3 6 Newsclippings
on Black Studies, 1971-1972
3 7 “Their
Blood is Strong” by John Steinbeck, 1938
3 Simon Fraser
University
3 8 Correspondence,
1970
3 9 V-Bag,
Vancouver Black Action Group Newsletter, ca. 1970
California
State Polytechnic University, Pomona
3 10 Correspondence
3 11-19 Courses
on Ethnic and Women’s Studies and Related Materials, 1974-1986
4 1 Contemporary
Media Images of Black Women, Syllabus Fall Quarter 1986
4 2 Ethnic
Studies Seminar. Readings, 1982-1983
4 3 Ethnic
Studies Syllabus/Readings, Correspondence Regarding. May 1987
4 4 Curriculum,
Rose Garden Memo, RTP 1985 document, Schieder Memo, Minutes
4 5 EWS
Teaching Materials, 1971-1983
EST
295, Introduction to the Study of Men
4 6 1979-1980
5 1 1979-1980
5 2 Assignment
on Love. May 1979
5 3 Syllabus/Course
Readings. Winter 1980
EST
402 Afro-American Contemporary Issues
5 4 Handouts
and Course Readings. Fall 1981
5 5 Syllabus.
Fall 1981
EST
495
5 6 Racism
and Sexism Explored, 1979
5 7 “The
Woman Manager and Woman Executive,” n.d.
EWS
101 The University, Its Methods and Values
5 8 Fall
1977
5 9 Winter
1983
5 10 Course
Packet. Winter 1983
5 11 Quiz
5 12 EWS
120 Afro-American Experience. Annotated Bibliography. Fall 1985
EWS
140 Intro to Ethnic Studies
5 13 Course
Materials and Readings. 1981
6 1
Course Packet. n.d.
6 2 Course
Packet. Spring 1983
6 3 Course
Packet. Winter 1983
6 4 Course
Packet, part 2. 1985
6 5 Course
Packet. Winter and Spring 1987
6 6 Course
Packet. Winter and Spring 1987
6 7 Ethnic
and Women’s Studies. 1981
6 8 Handout.
10/1981
6 9 “Some
Focus on Historical Developments,” 19-23 October 1981
6 10 Syllabus.
1982
7 1 Teaching
Materials. Spring 1983
7 2 Teaching
Materials. Winter 1986-1987
7 3 EWS
145. Intro to the Study of Women. Course Materials. Fall 1979
EWS
201. Afro-American Experience
7 4 1985
7 5 Categorizing
Data for Afro-Americans. n.d.
7 6 Course
Materials. Spring 1986
7 7 Course
Packet. Winter 1986
EWS
280. Community Fieldwork and Tutorials
7 8 Syllabus.
1986
7 9
Academic Paper Assignment. April 1986
7 10 Reporting
Form. 1986
7 11 Reporting
Form. March 1987
7 12 EWS
330. Ethnicity and Family Life: Syllabus and course materials, 1983
EWS
360. Ethnic Cultures in the U.S.
7 13 Syllabus/materials,
1982
7 14 Course
Packet. Winter 1986
7 15 Second
Critique. Spring 1986
8 1 Course
Packet. Spring 1986
8 2 1986-1987
8 3 EWS
401. Afro-American Contemporary Issues. Spring Quarter 1987
EWS
420. Racism and Sexism
8 4 Course
Packet. Spring 1983
8 5 “Race
and Sexuality in American Literature,” 1975
8 6 Syllabus.
Spring 1986
8 7 EWS
499. American Blacks Respond to the Crisis in South Africa. 1985-1986
8 8 Forum:
“Gender and Contemporary Culture.” 1986
8 9 Geography
358. Sub Saharan Africa. Course Materials and Packet. Winter 1983
Handouts
8 10 General
S.O.M.E. Analytic Scale for Evaluating Writing. n.d.
8 11 Multiculturalism,
Writing, Plagiarism. n.d.
8 12 Nonsexist
Language. n.d.
8 13 Notes
For All Classes Concerning Written Work. 1987
8 14 “History
of the Development of the Ethnic Studies Department at Cal PolyPomona.” July 1978
8 15 Immigration
Papers for Student, Eliot S. Dombo. January 1975
8 16 Incomplete
and Untitled Course Packet. 1986
9 1 “Learning
to Think--the Write Way.” April 1986
9 2 List
of Employees and Ethnicity. June 1986
9 3 The
Lively Arts. January 1981
9 4 The
Lively Arts Spring 1984
9 5 Memo,
Retention, Tenure, and Promotion. May 1980
9 6 NAACP-
Afro Academic, Cultural, Technological, and Scientific Olympics. n.d.
9 7 News
Article on Irby on Apartheid. January 1986
9 8 News
Clippings, 1986
9 9 Notes
on Pan Asians. n.d.
9 10 Papers
on Ethnic and Women’s Studies
9 11 Peer
Evaluation by Irby. May 1986
9 12 Personnel
Services Department Directory. March 1986
9 13 Plans
for Educational Equity, Cal State. 01-07/1986
9 14 Racist
Advertisement in the Poly Post. November 1981
9 15 Report
on Activities Concerning Leave of Absence with Pay. November 17, 1981
9 16 Reading
Materials on Defining Racial Categories. 1986
9 17 Report
on Research and Scholarly Activity. January 1986
9 18 SOC
499. Minority Women. Teaching Materials. 1975-1980
9 19 Summer
Bridge Program. April 1986
9 20 Teaching
Materials, Africa. 1974-1982
9 21 Teaching
Materials, 1982-1987
9 22-23 Teaching
Materials, Various Courses. 1986
The
University: Methods and Values.
9 24 “Stress
and the University Student.” Fall 1981
9 25 Syllabus
and Course Readings. Winter 1980
9 26 “Women
of Cal Poly Speak Out on Issues,” February 1979
10 1 “Women
of Cal Poly Speak Out on Issues,” February 1979
10 2 Women’s
Studies. 1980
10 3 Working
Paper on Ethnic Studies for Native Americans. ca.1975
Iowa
State University
10 4 Grant
Proposal “Improving Student Writing Across the Disciplines.” Northwest Area
Foundation Higher Education. 1984
10 5 The
Iowa Stater. May 1985
10 6 Irby,
Charles “A Town Remembered, A Site Explored” 1985
10 7 Hadley
Irwin. 1984
10 8 Job
Search and Miscellaneous Writings. 1983-1985
10 9 February
13, 1984
10 10 News
clipping “More Ethnic Literature Suggested” April 1985
10 11-12 Nazareth,
Peter. Correspondence and Writings 1984-1985
10 13 Syllabus,
Multicultural, Non-Sexist Education in Curriculum Development and Instruction.
Fall 1983
10 14
Visual Equipment Flier. n.d.
10 15 Black
History Month 1983
10 16 Clippings,
Correspondence. 1986
American
Indians, Oral History:
10 17 Baird,
Phillip. Two versions. October, 1984
10 18 Baird,
Phillip. Career Statement. April, 1983
10 19 Brown,
Geneva. n.d.
10 20 “The
Downfall of Adeline and Frank.” n.d.
10 21 “Interview
with Dewasenta (Alice Papineau) at Onondaja.” July, 1983
10 22 Maclam,
Helen. 1952-1983
10 23 Thomas,
Mabel. n.d.
10 24 “A
Voice from the Past.” n.d.
SERIES
III: PROFESSIONAL AND ORGANIZATIONAL FILES
Association
of American Geographers
11 1 Professional
Organization of American Geographers: West Lakes and Great Plains/Rocky
Mountains Divisions. n.d.
Society
for the Study of Multi-Ethnic Literature of the United States
11 2 MELUS
fragment of a Newsletter. n.d.
11 3 MELUS
News Notes. 8/1986
National
Association of Ethnic Studies
11 4 American
Council on Education: “Framework for Evaluating Institution Commitment to
Minorities.” April, 1976
11 5 “Ethnicity
in the State Based Humanities Program.” n.d.
NAIES
11 6 Annual
Conference 1984
11 7 Annual
Conference on Ethnic and Minority Studies. February 3, 1985
11 8 Annual
Conference on Ethnic and Minority Studies. Planning Guide. ca. 1986
11 9 Annual
Conference on Ethnic and Minority Studies. February 3, 1986
11 10 “The
Changing Face of Ethnic Studies.” Ca. 1984
11 11 Conference
Places:1974-1985
11 12 Correspondence.
January, 1983
11 13 Correspondence
Regarding Executive Council. 08/09/1986
11 14 The
Ethnic Reporter. Spring 1986
11 15 Executive
Council. n.d.
11 16 Fifteenth
Annual Conference. February, 1987
11 17 Flier.
ca. 1986
11 18 Letter
From Charles Irby to Silvester J. Brito. July, 1986
11 19 Newsletter.
07 and December, 1975
11 20 Newsletter.
04 and September, 1976
11 21 Newsletter.
June, 1977
11 22 Newsletter.
June and December, 1978
11 23 Newsletter.
April and October, 1979
11 24 Newsletter.
April and October, 1980
11 25 Newsletter.
May and October, 1981
11 26 Newsletter.
May and October, 1982
11 27 Newsletter.
March and October, 1983
11 28 Newsletter.
October, 1984
11 29 Newsletter.
March and October, 1985
11 30 Plaque
of Appreciation. 1986
11 31 Publication
Committee July, 1983- October, 1986
SERIES
IV: RESEARCH AND WRITINGS
Amber
Valley Project: Dissertation and Book Manuscripts
“All
That Blood. The Amber Valley Saga.”
12 1 ca.
Early 1980s
12 2 Appendices.
n.d.
12 3 Early
Manuscript with Marginal Notes. n.d.
12 4 Excerpts
and Readers’ Comments. 1982-1983
12 5 Manuscript
and Correspondence with Prospective Publisher. 1985-1986
12 6 Manuscript,
Dedicated to Wife. ca. Early 1980s
13 1 Manuscript
with Editing Suggestions by Bill Davis. 1986
13 2 Conference
Paper. 1981
13 3 Correspondence
with Journals Regarding Publication. 1984
13 4 “Amber
Valley, Alberta: An Anomaly on the Prairies ” Correspondence Regarding
Publication in The Western Journal of Black Studies. 1984-1985
13 5 Amber
Valley Settlement. Maps. n.d.
13 6 Drafts
of Dissertation Chapter and Notes. ca. 1977
13 7 Ph.D.
Dissertation. “Northeast Alberta: A Marginal Agricultural Situation.” 1979
13 8 Letters
and Genealogical Information Recorded in a Cookbook. ca.1961-1962
13 9 Maps
of Amber Valley. n.d.
13 10 Maps
of Amber Valley with Notes. 1914-1973.
Amber
Valley: Primary Research Materials
14 1 Aerial
Photos. ca. 1970
14 2 Amber
Valley Journal. ca.1975
14 3 Articles
and Notes, Blacks in Canada. 1863-1981
14 4 Sources:
Blacks in Halifax County. 1957-1973
14 5 Blacks
in Oklahoma. 05/1985
14 6 News
clipping: “Buxton, Iowa.” 02/1985
14 7 Amber
Valley. Chronicles of Oklahoma, Notes and Bibliography. n.d.
14 8 Correspondence
with Canadian Plains Research Center, 1982-1983
14 9 “All
That Blood.” Cromwell, Alice H. Diary, Correspondence, Clippings. 1910-1967
14 10 Daily
Registers, Recording the Attendance of Pupils in the Toles District, Alberta,
Canada. 1920 and 1944-1945
14 11 Edmonton
Daily Bulleton. Reading Notes. 1911
14 12 “Exclude
Negro” The Grain Growers Guide. 04/26/1911
14 13 Letter
from Ruby Edwards of Alberta to Irby. 11/1978
14 14 List
of Blacks in the Amber Valley with Marginal Notes. 1910-1928
14 15 Maps
Correspondence, and Oral Histories. ca. 1938-1978
15 1 Maps
and Photographs. 1920s-1970s
15 2 Maps
and Tables. 1901-1975
15 3 Microfiche
“Alberta’s Black Settlers.” n.d.
15 4 Memoirs
of the Official Opening of the Amber Valley Community Centre 06/28/75
15 5 Municipal
Counselor 1975
15 6 Notes
on Movie n.d.
15 7 Photos
of Landmark Identification Signs. n.d.
15 8 Photo
and Notes. n.d.
15 9 The
Physical Environment. 1922-1974
15 10 Record
Book. Inspector of Schools, Totes School District. 1914-1935
15 11 Record
Book, School Board Minutes, South Dakota. 1957-1958
15 12 Record
of Interviews. 1970--1981
15 13 “Rural
Women in Focus” ca. 1975
15 14 “Salt
Spring Island.” Clippings and Correspondence Regarding Black Migration to.
ca.1972
15 15 “Salt
Spring Island.” Drafts of Sylvia Stark’s Story. n.d.
15 16 “Salt
Spring Island.” Research and Correspondence. ca. 1972
15 17 Winnipeg
Tribune. 1911
Amber Valley: Secondary
Research Materials
16 1 Articles
on Black Migration and Black Nationalism. 1979-1985
16 2 Boxer,
C.R. (ed.) “Negro Slavery in Brazil.” 1764
16 3 “The
Canadian Negro: A Historical Assessment.” The Journal of Negro History.
1969
16 4 Ellis,
Frank. “The Negro of La Grande, Oregon.” n.d.
16 5 Fedelchak,
Marilyn. Review of The Invisible Farmers. 1984
16 6 Forbes,
Jack. “Tribes and Masses.” 1978
16 7 Greaves,
“The Negro in Canada” ca. 1930 and Foner, “The Colored Inhabitants of Vancouver
Island"1970-1971
16 8 Hart,
John. “A Rural Retreat for Northern Negroes.” 1960
16 9 Hill,
Mozell C. “The All Negro Communities of Oklahoma: The Natural History of a
Social Movement.” JNH (1946)
16 10 Hill,
Mozell C. “A Comparative of Race Attitudes in the All-Negro Community in
Oklahoma.” Phylon (1946)
16 11 Humane
Geography. ca. 1969-1970
16 12 Irby’s
Notes and Bibliography. n.d.
16 13 Irby’s
Notes from: Ruiz, Bernardo. “The Color Question in the Two Americas.” n.d.
16 14 Jeltz,
Wyatt F., “The Relation of Negroes and Choctow and Chickasaw Indians.” JNH
(1948)
16 15 Kramer,
Fritz. “The Old West: Fact and Fantasy” n.d.
16 16 Locke,
Alain, “1928: A Retrospective Review.” 01/1929
16 17 Map
and Annotated Bibliography, Blacks in the West. n.d.
16 18 Notes
on Book Reviews From Canadian Historical Review. 1940-1949
16 19 Olsson,
Gunnar, “Distances and Human Interaction A Migration Study.” 1965
16 20 Pease,,
W.H. and Pease, J.H., “Organized Negro Communities: A North American
Experiment.” Journal of Negro History. (1962)
16 21 Porter,
K.W., “Seminole in Mexico.” 1951
16 22 Reading
Notes, Bibliography, and Literature Surveys on Canadian Historical Geography.
1911-1973
16 23 Racial
Attitudes and Blacks in Canada. 1935-ca. 1980s
16 24 Racial
Maps of the United States. 1973
16 25 Reuter,
E.B. “The American Mulatto” 1928
16 26 Richards,
Eugene S. “Trend of Negro Life in Oklahoma as Reflected by Census Reports.” JNH
(1948)
16 27 Speck,
F.G. “The Negroes and the Creek Nation.” Southern Workman. (1908)
16 28 Taeubur,
Karl. “The Changing Character of Negro Migration.” 1965
16 29 Troper,
Harold. “The Creek Negroes of Oklahoma and Canadian Immigration” 1909-1911
16 30 Whipple,
Charles. “The Family Relation as Affected by Slavery.” 01/1958
16 31 White,
Kayce. “The Menopausal Male.” Vancouver Sun. 1975
Blacks
in Agriculture
17 1 Agribusiness--Its
Nature and Importance. n.d.
17 2 “Agriculture
Has Been and Will Be the Main Stay of our Social Fabric.” 07/09/38
17 3 As
Census Data. 1982-1985
17 4 Agricultural
Department Falters. 04/1983
17 5 Agricultural
History Articles. 1901-1983
17 6 “American
Blacks in Scientific Agriculture.” Preliminary Questionnaire. 1984-85
17 7 Bibliography.
ca. 1978
17 8 “Black
Farming: Erosion of a Scarce Resource.” Winter/Spring 1984
17 9 “College
Students by Major and Field of Study.” 1981
17 10 Computer
Files. 1984-1985
17 11 Correspondence
Regarding Leave. 01/1983
17 12 Correspondence
Regarding Preliminary Research on the Technology and Economy of Agribusiness.
09-10/1982
17 13 Correspondence
Regarding Research. 1984-85
17 14 The
Decline of Black Farming in America. U.S. Comm. On Civil Rights. Feb. 1982
17 15 Department
of the Interior. “Agricultural and Mechanical Colleges 1915-1916.” 1917
17 16 Emergency
Agricultural Credit Act of 1983
17 17 Ethnic
Report. California State Polytechnic University Pomona. 04/1980
17 18 Farmers
Home Administration. “Heirs Property as an Aspect of Minority Housing in 5
So. States. 03/9-10/78
17 19 “Guide
to Sources on Agricultural Labor” 1969
17 20 Information
on Jobs and Careers. 12/1982-04/1983
17 21 Iowa
Agriculturist. Fall 1984
17 22 “Iowa
State University Has National Policy Role in Agriculture.” The Iowa Stater.
02/1983
17 23 “Land
Grant Colleges and Universities, 1862-1962"
17 24 Laughlin,
Margaret. “An Invisible Minority: An Examination of Migrant Education.” Explorations
in Ethnic Studies. Vol. 4, No. 1. 01/1981
17 25 List
of Individuals and their Degrees. 1955-1982
17 26 Miscellaneous.
1933-1984
17 27 News
clippings. 10/1981-04/1986
17 28 Mahood,
Wayne. “The Plight of the Migrant.” Social Education. Vol.37, No.8.
10/1973
17 29 Preliminary
Working Bibliography. n.d.
17 30 “The
Producer.” 07-08/1984
18 1 Postdoctoral
Work on Blacks in Agribusiness. Proposal and Vitae. 09/1982
18 2 Prospective
Grants. ca. 1983-84
18 3 Perry,
Benjamin. “Present Status of the Agricultural Departments at 17 Negro Land
Grant Colleges.” 1935
18 4 Perry,
Benjamin. “Present Status of the Agricultural Departments at 17 Negro Land
Grant Colleges.” The Quarterly Journal. Jan. 1936.
18 5 Black
Agriculture. Questionnaire Responses. 1984-85
18 6 Regenerative
Agriculture. 09/1982
18 7 Reports
of the National Advisory Committee on Black Higher Education and Black Colleges
and Universities. 1978-1980
18 8 Report
of the USDA Task Force on Black Farm Ownership. 09/22/83
18 9 Research
Grant Proposals. 11/1983-11/1984
18 10 Research
Notes Bibliography and Note Cards File A-Z. n.d.
18 11 Research
Notes and Bibliography. Tropical Forests. n.d.
18 12 Ritchie,
Mark. “The Loss of our Family Farms.” 1979
18 13 Student
Enrollment by Ethnicity and Major. 1975-1976
18 14 Stutts,
Lyells, “The Library in Negro Land- Grant Colleges.” The Journal of Negro
Education. Spring 1945
18 15 Survey.
Employment of Blacks with Degrees in Scientific Agriculture. 06/84
19 1 “Toward
the Maintenance of Quality Graduate Education in Historically Black Colleges
and Universities. 1976"
19 2 U.S.
Commission on Civil Rights. “Fifteen Years Ago...Rural Alabama Revisited.”
12/83
19 3 U.S
Department of Agriculture. Agricultural Research Service Program Plan. 01/83
19 4 U.S.
Department of Agriculture. “Extension of the 80s.” 02/28/83
19 5 People
on the Farm: Black Families. 1980
19 6 U.S.
Department of Agriculture. Research Grant Pamphlet, 09/26/83; Guide to the film
"Blacks In Farming," 12/1983
Blacks
in Film
19 7 “All
Black Afro-American Films: Soundies.” n.d.
19 8 Appendix
of Black Films, Producers, Directors, Actors. 1905-1970s
19 9 Asendio,
James, “History of Negro Motion Pictures.” 1940
19 10 “Before
the Colors Fade.” 02/1970
19 11 Blacks
in Film Bibliography. ca. 1984
19 12 Birtha,
Rachel Roxanne, Pluralistic Perspective on The Black-Directed, Black
Oriented Feature Film, Excerpts. 1977
19 13 Black
Creation, Excerpts. 1972-1973
19 14 Black
American Film Society. n.d.
19 15 Black
Anti-Defamation Coalition, Inc. 05/1982
19 16 Black
Enterprise 12/83
19 17 The
Black Filmmaker Catalogue. 1980
19 18 Black
Filmmakers Hall of Fame, Annual Micheaux Awards, 1 of 2. 1975-1980
19 19 Black
Filmmakers Hall of Fame, Annual Micheaux Awards, 2 of 2. 1981-1985
19 20 Black
Filmmakers Hall of Fame, Inc. 03/1980-02/1984
19 21 “Black
Women in the Arts Film Series.” 04/1982
Blacks
in Film Course
19 22 1982
19 23 Winter
1983
19 24 Film
History Exhibit. 1982
19 25 Syllabus,
“The Celluloid Black: From Sambo to Superspade to Second Banana, Now What?”
Spring 1982
20 1 Contemporary
Media Images of Black Women. Fall 1986
20 2 “Black
Talkies on Parade, A Salute to Black Women on the Silver Screen, A Film
Festival 01/1982-02/1983
20 3 Calendar,
“A Black Hollywood: Yesterday.” 1984-85
20 4 Catalogue,
History of Black Film. 1983
The
Celluloid Black-- A History of Blacks in Film,
20 5 Correspondence
with Black Film Center/Archive. 10/1983-07/1984
20 6 Photos
and Guide. 1984
20 7 General
Correspondence. 04/1985
20 8 Proposal.
12/1983
20 9 Chesnut,
Charles, The House Behind the Cedars, Excerpts. ca. 1900
20 10 Correspondence
with Cheryl Shackelton. 1984
20 11 Correspondence
Regarding Film Dictionary. ca. 1986
20 12 Dunaway,
Rita. Newspaper Article on Irby’s Research. Ca. 1984
20 13 Fetchit,
Stepin, Obituary. 11/1985
20 14 Film
Quarterly. Spring 1982
20 15 Film
Quarterly. Winter 1982-1983
20 16 “Film
and TV, Blacks Still in Background."01/1983
20 17 Fliers
and Posters. n.d.
20 18 Framework:
A Journal of Images and Culture. n.d.
20 19 Freedomways,
Vol.19, No.4. 1979
20 20 Goines,
Donald. 1984
20 21 Guides
to Film Archives/Respositories. ca. 1981-1984
20 22 “Historians
and Filmmakers Toward Collaboration” 1982
20 23 “A
History of Blacks in American Film” National Scene. 02/83
20 24 Historical
Survey of the Black Film With Annotated List. 1976
20 25 Hyatt,
Marshall. The Afro-American Cinematic Experience. ca. 1982
21 1 “Independent
Black American Cinema” 02/81
21 2 “The
History of Blacks in Film: William Grant Still Community Arts Centre” 02/06/82
21 3 Notes
and Writings. ca. 1983
21 4 Irby’s
Research Notes and Writings. 1984
21 5 “Racism
in the Public Media.” 1983
21 6 Kaiser,
Ernest. A Freedomways Reader. ca. 1970s
21 7 Janant,
Charles. “Chicago: Center of the Silent Film Industry” n.d.
21 8 Jerome,
V.J. The Negro in Hollywood Films. 1950
21 9 “It
Expresses Me, Black Women in Drama” n.d.
21 10 The
Lafayette Players. 1972-1979
21 11 Lincoln
Motion Picture Company, Los Angeles. Ca. 1908-1970
21 12 “List
of Slides for the Blacks in Film Script” 03/84
21 13 “Literature
of Race and Culture,” Phylon. 06/1981
Micheaux,
Oscar
21 14 Biographical
Articles and Reading Notes. 1944-1979
21 15 The
Case of Mrs. Wingate. 1946
21 16 Correspondence
and Publicity. 05/08/1918
21 17 Correspondence
and Publicity. 05/12/1919
21 18 Correspondence
and Publicity. 1920
21 19 Correspondence
and Publicity. 02/08/1921
21 20 Excerpts
and Notes, The Forged Note. Ca. 1914-1984
21 21 Irby’s
Correspondence Regarding Research. 1982-1985
22 1 “An
Overdue Honor for Film Pioneer” Los Angeles Times. 05/17/1986
22 2 Photos.
1985
22 3 Research
Materials. 1984
22 4 Letter
Regarding. 09/1998
22 5 List
of Writings. n.d.
22 6 The
Story of Dorothy Stanfield (Excerpts and notes). 1946-1984
22 7 Vital
Information, Marriage and Death. 1910-1951
22 8 Moss,
Carlton. 1984-1986
22 9 Nesteby,
James. Black Images in American Films. 1896-1954
News
Clippings
22 10 1985-1986
22 11 1915-1986
22 12 from
Black Newspapers. 1 of 2. 1918-1984
22 13 Black
Newspapers. 2 of 2. 1918-1984
22 14 The
Original Movie Memorabilia Brochure. n.d.
22 15 Micheaux,
Oscar. Primary Materials. 1919-1965
22 16 Perine.
“Black Theatre” Conference Papers. 04/08/1983
22 17 Piper,
Scotty. 1920s-1960s.
22 18 Plaski,
Harry. The Negro in Films. 1967
22 19 “Revisiting
the 50s: The Blacklist in America.” 02/1976
22 20 Scott,
Ronald. “Interracial Relationships in Film: A Historical and Critical Analysis
of Arguments for Black Inequality.” 04/1983
23 1 Slides
Description, Fragment. 1984
23 2 Stagebills
for Performance by Lena Horne. 1984
23 3 Wide
Angle. 1984
23 4 Yearwood,
Gladstone L. “The Hero in Black Film.” 1983
23 5 Young,
Joseph & Oscar Micheaux. Novels: Black Apologies for White Oppression.
06/1985
23 6 Miscellany.
1094-1982
Great
Bend, Kansas
23 7 Census
Data, Oral History, Surveys (some materials on Oscar Micheaux’s family).
1914-1984
23 8 Correspondence
(Re: Oscar Micheaux-family), 1984
Hadley,
Irwin
23 9 Advertisement
for “I Be Somebody” in Publishers Weekly. n.d.
23 10 Contact
with Hadley Irwin
23 11 Correspondence
from “The Alan Review.” 04/1985-01/1996
23 12 Irwin,
Hadley. I Be Somebody. n.d.
23 13 Irwin,
Hadley. Interview and Article. 1983-1985
23 14 Irby,
Chas. “Hadley Irwin: A White Write of Colored Ethnic Fiction.” N.d.
Blacks
in the West
23 15 The
Second Annual Convention of the Colored Citizens of California. 1856
23 16 Proceedings
of the California State Convention of Colored Citizens. 1965
23 17 Reading
Notes on Racism, Ralph Ellison, and the Black Church. 1973-1978
24 1 Probate,
Marriage, Mortgage Records. Yolo County, CA. 1907-1910
24 2 Photo
of Colonel Allensworth. n.d.
24 3 Land
Title, Yolo County, CA. 1919
24 4 Information
from the California Census, Yolo. 1850
24 5 Homestead
Certificate. 07/1889
24 6 Frontier
Times. Spring 1960
24 7 Daily
Evening Bulletin. ca 1858
24 8 Canada
and California. 1858-1983
24 9 California
Statute. “An act to prevent further immigration of Chinese or Mongolians to
this state.” 1858
24 10 Blacks
in Minnesota, A Preliminary Guide to Historical Sources. 1976
24 11 Beasley,
Delilah. Negro Trailblazers. Photos.
24 12 California.
1973
24 13 California
Place Names. n.d.
24 14 Black
Women in the West. Bibliography, Clippings, and an essay by Irby. 1962-1984
Hmong
and Mien Immigrants
25 1 Asian
American Review. 2(1). 1975
25 2 Asian
American Review. 1976
25 3 Center
for Applied Linguistics. “The Mien.” 08/1981
25 4 Correspondence
and Research Materials regarding Conference Paper for Conference on Ethnic and
Minority Studies. 02/1985
25 5 Correspondence.
07/1985
25 6 Correspondence
with Homonoi Highlander Development Fund. 02/1985
25 7 Cuddy,
Dennis. Contemporary American Immigration. 1982
25 8 Franklin,
Robert. “Ethnicity and an Emerging Indochinese Commercial District in Orange
County.” 1983
25 9 Draft
Copy of Hmong Panel Manuscript. 07/14/1982
25 10 “Ethnic
Identity: Aging, Mental Health, and Sexism.” Western Pacific Regional Meeting
on Ethnic and Minority Studies. 10/05/1984
25 11 Fresno
County Department of Social Services. “Information for Young Refugee Parents.”
n.d.
25 12 “Hmong
Decorah Hmood Deskhausias.” n.d.
25 13 “The
Hmong , a Struggle in the Sun.” Reprint from The Fresno Bee. 10/12/1983
25 14 “Immigration,
How It’s Affecting Us.” Atlantic Monthly. 11/1983
25 15 Indochina
Refugee Action Center. “Highlander Refugees from Laos: Background.” Ca. 1983
25 16 Interviews,
Notes and Goals of. ca. 1982
25 17 Interview
Questions. n.d.
25 18 Irby
and Pon Conference Drafts Paper. “Mental Health Considerations for Male Hmong
and Mien in the U.S. 03/1985
25 19 Irby,
Charles. Ethnic and Women’s Studies. “Notes on Pan Asians.” n.d.
25 20 Irby,
Charles and Pon, Earnest M. “Mental Health Considerations of Male Hmong and
Mien in the U.S. (Preliminary Investigations).” n.d.
25 21 Irby
and Pon. Proposal: Mental Health Considerations of Male Hmong and Men in the
U.S. n.d.
25 22 Lao
Family Community Inc. Santa Ana, Ca. 03/21/1981
25 23 Lutheran
Immigration and Refugee Service. 1979-1982
25 24 Munger,
Ronald G. “Sudden Adult Death in Asian Populations: The Case of the Hmong. n.d.
25 25 Research
Notes, Clippings, Contacts, and Correspondences. 1983-1985
25 26 Newsclippings.
1983-1984
25 27 Newsletter.
Indochinese Refugee Assistance Program. 04-09/1984
25 28 “No
More Mountains: The Story of the Hmong.” WGBH Transcript. 04/1981
25 29 Pamphlet,
“The Indochinese Refugees in Our Midst.” ca. 1985
25 30 Newspaper
Articles on Asian American Refugees. 01/1987
25 31 Resources:
Asian American Studies. ca. 1987
25 32 Secondary
Articles on the Asian American Experience. ca. 1972
26 1 Res.
Materials. 1982-1985
26 2 “Southeast
Asian Refugees in California.” California Senate Democratic Caucus
Backgrounder. 03/1982
26 3 Sunds
Planning Project: Final Report and Correspondence. 1984-1985
26 4 United
States Department of Health and Human Services. Refugee Resettlement Program.
01/1984
26 5 United
States Department of Education. Bibliography, from the Refugee Materials
Center. 12/1984
26 6 United
States Department of Health and Human Services. “The Hmong Resettlement Study.”
Vol. 1. `985
26 7 Yeatman,
C Gentry W. “Vietnamese Attitudes toward Health Care.”Journal of American
Medical Association. 12-19/1980
Writings
(Published and Unpublished)
27 1 Frye,
Hardy T., Irby, Charles, John C., Leggett. “Whiter Black Studies.” Draft Copy.
1971
27 2 Frye,
Hardy T., Irby, Charles. “Whiter Black Studies.” Relevant Instructional
Materials. 1972
27 3 Frye,
Hardy. “Whiter Black Studies.” Manuscript Copy with Editing Marks. 08/1971
27 4 Hatfield,
John T. and Charles L. Irby. “Geographical Perspectives on Native Americans.
Topics and Resources. 04/12/1976
27 5 Imara,
Majadi, Irby, Charles, and James H. Wms. “Consistency for Afro-American
Studies: A workbook Proposal.” Presented at the 3rd annual Conference of the
Nat’l Council for Black Studies. 03/1979
Irby,
Charles:
27 6 “Access
to Agribusiness for Blacks.” n.d.
27 7 “All
That Blood: Forever Amber Valley.” Paper Presented at the 39th Plains
Anthropology Conference. 10/1981
27 8-9 “Amber
Valley, Alberta: An Anomaly on the Prairies.” 1982
27 10 “And
It Really Happened.” n.d.
27 11 “Black
Settlers at Amber Valley, Alberta.” The Western Journal of Black Studies. 1985
27 12 “The
Black Settlers on Saltspring Island. Canada, in the Nineteenth Century.”
Reprint from the Yearbook of the Association of Pacific Coast Geographers.
Vol. 36. 1974
27 13 “The
Black Settlers on Saltspring Island in the 19th Century.” Phylon. 1974
27 14 Blank
Certificate of a Claim to Copyright. n.d.
27 15 “Consistency
for Afro-American Studies: A Workbook Proposal.” (Manuscript Copy). 1979
27 16 Correspondence
regarding Annotated Bibliography. 1985
27 17
“Culture and Society: A position Statement.”
1979
27 18 Lecture:
“Cultural Geography of Black America. 02/1971
27 19 “Dear
Hadley Irwin, Are you Living or Dead?” n.d.
27 20 “Editorial:
Ethnic Studies in the 21st Century: A Proposal.” 03/1984
27 21 “Ethnic
and Minority Studies: The Second Decade Keynote Address, 4th Annual Pac SW
Regional Conference of NAIES. 11/1981
27 22 “Ethnic
Studies: Hope for the Future.” The Lively Arts. Vol. 3, No. 1. 01/1981
27 23 “Fifteen
Topics on AfroAmerica, an Annotated Bibliography.” 1973
27 24 “Film
History Exhibit, WM Grant Still Community arts Centre.” 1982
27 25 The
Future Belongs to Those Who Command it or Looking at Tomorrow Yesterday. n.d.
27 26 “Geography:
A Path From Which to Deviate.” Draft with Editing Marks. ca. 1985
27 27 “Geography:
A Path From Which to Deviate.” Manuscript Copy. ca. 1985
27 28 “Geography:
A Path From Which to Deviate.” Published Copy.The Operational Geographer.
1985
27 29 “A
Geographer Shoot at the Canon: Rethinking the Canon in American Literature.”
03/1985
27 30 “A
Geographer Shoots at the Canon."04/1985
27 31 “Household
Colonialism.” Paper given at the Nat’l Assoc. of Int. Studies Conference.
04/1976
27 32 Prospectus.
“Linking the Northernmost Outpost of Western Hemispheric Africanisms: A Culture
History of Amber Balley, Alberta, Canada.” n .d.
27 33 and
Pon, Ernie. “Mental Health Considerations for Male Hmong and Mien in the U.S.
(Preliminary Investigation). 1985
27 34 and
Pon, Ernest M. “Mental Health Considerations for Male Hmong and Mien in the
U.S. Paper Presented at the 13th Annual Conference on Ethnic and Minority
Studies (with dedication by Irby). 03/1985
27 35 “Minorities
and Justice: An Annotated Bibliography. ca. 1985
27 36 “Minorities
and Justice.” Manuscript Copy.
27 37 Minority
Women and Ethnicity: Household Colonialism. 04/29/1976
27 38 “Negritude:
An Annotated Bibliography. 1978
27 39 “One
Decade and the Politics of Ethnic Studies.” Explorations in Ethnic Studies.
07/1980
27 40 “One
Decade and the Politics of Ethnic Studies.” NAIES Conference Paper. 04/1980
28 1 Stewart,
Dennis R. “The Politics of Agribusiness and Ethnicity: Some Considerations in
Search for Active Participation” (w/ marginal notes). Fall 1985
28 2 C.
Writings and Correspondence on Applied Geography. ca. 1984
28 3 “The
Politics of Agribusiness and Ethnicity: Some Considerations in Search for
Active Participation.” Manuscript. 06/11/1984
28 4 “The
Politics of Agribusiness and Ethnicity: Some Considerations in Search for
Active Participation.” Journal of Social and Behavioral Sciences. Fall
1985
28 5 “Resources
on Ethnicity: A Critical Appraisal.” California Journal of Teacher Education.
Vol. 1. No. 4. 1973
28 6 Review
of Gilbert Fite’s Cotton Fields No More. Summer 1985
28 7 Review
of Irby’s The Celluloid Black. Sights and Sounds. ca. 1984
28 8 “A
Sample of the State of Ethnic Studies in Public High Schools. ca. 1972
28 9 “Stereotypes.”
n.d.
28 10 “A
Town Remembered.” n.d.
28 11 “A
Town Remembered.” 02/1985
28 12 Untitled
Manuscript on Hadley Irwin. n.d.
28 13 Untitled
Masculinity Survey. n.d.
28 14 Untitled
Paper on Agribusiness and Ethnic Minorities. n.d.
28 15-16 “With
Apologies to Nobody: Black Studies in the Second Decade.” 11/1982
28 17 Women’s
Roles in Black Pioneer Communities.” 04/13/1984
28 18 “A
Writer Speaks: An Interview with Lorenz Bell Graham.” Explorations in Ethnic
Studies. 07/1983
28 19 “The
Black Settlers on Saltspring Island, Canada, in the Nineteenth Century: (with
marginal notes). Yearbook of the Association of Pacific Coast Geographers.
1974
28 20 “One
Decade and the Politics of Ethnic Studies: Focus for the Future.” Manuscript Copy.
1980
28 21 Stewart,
Dennis. “The Politics of Agribusiness and Ethnicity: Some Considerations for
Active Participation.” 04/1982
28 22 Stewart,
Dennis. “The Politics of Agribusiness and Ethnicity: A Search for Directions.”
Paper Presented at the 10th annual Conference on Ethnic and Minority Studies, 2
Different Printings. 1982
SERIES V: SUBJECT FILES
29 1 “A
Smile,” unknown author, n.d.
29 2 Daycare:
16 ways to save time and money. n.d.
29 3 “Eva
Jessye’s America, the Legacy of Porgy and Bess,” n.d.
29 4 Flier
Advertising Films, n.d.
29 5 “I
Shall Moulder Before I Shall Be Taken.” n.d.
29 6 Jackson,
George A. “Helpful Hints for Advising and Counseling Minority
Students,”
n.d.
29 7 List of
Black American Writers. n.d.
29 8 “The Tail of
the ‘Turd-Burd’,” cartoon and Chuck Irby story about “Hot
Flash, n.d.
29 9 “A
Tribute to our Friend Ernie Pon”, n.d.
29 10 Twelve
Potential Anxiety Producers, n.d.
29 11
University Press of New England, Books in
Native American Studies, n.d.
29 12 The
Wambach Method, A Manual for Past Life Recall, n.d.
29 13 White
Supremacist Literature. n.d.
29 14 Women
