By Reddick

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date_start

1940

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1940

date_end

1988

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1940

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1988

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1. "Adult Education and the Improvement of Race Relations"
2. "As I Remember Woodson"
3. "The Battle of Africa and the African People"
4. "Black History as a Corporate Colony"
5. "Bop"
6. "The Bus Boycott in Montgomery"
7. "Dizzy Gillespie in Atlanta"
8. "Education or Propaganda: Report on the Encyclopedias"
9. "Educational Programs for the Improvement of Race Relations: Motion Pictures, Radio, The Press, and Libraries"
10. "The Essence of OIC: Manpower Training for Disadvantaged Adults"
11. "The Great Decision"
12. "How Much Higher and Professional Education Does the Negro Need?"
13. "Library Facilities For Research in Negro Colleges"
14. "Library Resources for Negro Studies in the United States and Abroad"
15. "Management Training at OIC"
16. "The Negro in the New Orleans Press, 1850-1860: A Study in Attitudes and Propaganda"
17. "The Negro in the United States Navy During World War II"
18. "The Negro Policy of the United States Army, 1775-1945"
19. "A New Richard Wright?"
20. "No Kafka in the South"
21. "On the Road to Truth"
22. "Our Colleges and the Industrialization of the South"
23. "Perspectives on Inequality"
24. "The Relative Status of the Negro in the American Armed Forces"
25. "The Scholar and War History"
26. "Silence in the Temple Library'
27. "Thoughts 'Round About Midnight'"
28. "Twenty-five Negro History Weeks"
29. "Walter Simon: The Socialization of an American Negro Artist"
30. "What Is Y-003?"
31. "What Now Do We Learn of Race and Minority Peoples?"
32. "The Wit of Don Shirley"