(ABOLITION.) [Corydon C. Randall, photographer?] One of the last carte-de-visite portraits taken of Sojourner Truth.

(ABOLITION.) "Am I Not a Man and a Brother" wax seal fob.

(ABOLITION.) An Abstract of the Evidence Delivered . . . for the Abolition of the Slave-Trade.

(ABOLITION.) An Abstract of the Evidence Delivered . . . for the Abolition of the Slave-Trade

(ABOLITION.) Maria Cowper. Letter of a wealthy English woman describing her opposition to the slave trade.

(ABOLITION.) Thomas Clarkson. History of the Rise, Progress and Accomplishment of the Abolition of the African Slave Trade.

(ABOLITION.) [Thomas Fisher.] The Negro's Memorial or Abolitionist's Catechism, by an Abolitionist.

(ABOLITION.) David Walker. Walker's Appeal in Four Articles; Together with a Preamble, to the Coloured Citizens of the World.

(ABOLITION.) Richard Allen of Dublin. Letter announcing "The cause is won!!" after the final passage of emancipation by Parliament.

(ABOLITION.) "Alas the poor Africans!": a lawyer is congratulated upon joining the defense team for the Amistad captives.

(ABOLITION.) Wilson Armistead. A Tribute for the Negro, being a Vindication of the . . . Coloured Portion of Mankind.

(ABOLITION.) The first (and only?) issue of a colonization newspaper, "The Separationist, and Advocate of Freedom."

(ABOLITION.) Run of the Anti-Slavery Bugle.

(ABOLITION.) Turn Out! Turn Out!! No Compromise with Slavery!!!

(ABOLITION.) Uncle Tom's Cabin bandanna.

(ABOLITION.) John G. Whittier and Manuel Emelio. Little Eva Song: Uncle Tom's Guardian Angel.

(ABOLITION.) Cabinet card portrait of the Rev. Henry Highland Garnet.

(ABOLITION.) Richard D. Webb. The Life and Letters of Captain John Brown.

(ABOLITION.) Early Southern printing of the preliminary Emancipation Proclamation,

(ABOLITION.) Letter describing two refugee women being violently removed from a Washington Civil War camp.

(ABOLITION.) E.G. Hutchins, artist. The American Crisis of 1864.

(ABOLITION.) General Granger's "Juneteenth" order,

(ABOLITION--HAITI.) Vida de J. J. Dessalines, gefe de los negros de Santo Domingo.

(ABOLITION--MONTSERRAT.) Compensation claim for slaves registered in Montserrat at the time of abolition.

(ABOLITION--MEXICO.) Dictamen de la comision de esclavos.

(AFRICA.) Alexander Crummell. The Relations and Duties of Free Colored Men in America to Africa: A Letter to Charles B. Dunbar.

(AFRICA.) Antero J. Barboza. Letter by Henry Highland Garnet's son-in-law, requesting support of the family's school in Liberia.

(AFRICA.) UAW Welcomes Mandela: U.S. Freedom Tour, June 1990.

(ART.) Trunkload of artwork and family papers of noted painter Albert Alexander Smith.

(ART.) Set of early Harmon Foundation catalogs.

(ART.) Group of 5 art exhibition brochures.

(ART.) Exhibition of Negro Artists of Chicago.

(ART.) "Aaron Douglas Exhibition of Paintings" catalogue from Fisk University.

(ART.) Dana Chandler Jr. The Black Revolutionary Family.

(ART.) Romare Bearden. "Fortune: A Special Issue on Business and the Urban Crisis," a signed poster featuring Bearden's cover art.

(ART.) Sister Gertrude Morgan. Her original painting and inscription in a copy of the book "God's Greatest Hits."

(ART.) USA? An Afro American Artist Presentation: A Visual / Literary Experience.

(ART.) Charles White. Wanted Poster Series.

(ART.) Romare Bearden. The Olympics: Where Men & Women of All Nations Engage in Peaceful Competition.

(ART.) Correspondence, photos and ephemera of the artist Betye Saar.

(ART.) Designs and papers of Los Angeles artist Judson Powell.

(ART.) Hughie Lee-Smith. A Collection of Drawings and Paintings Hosted by the Urban League Guild of Greater Hartford.

(ART.) Black Artists of Rhode Island exhibition poster.

(ART.) Graffiti photographs and sketchbook documenting the Philadelphia scene in the late 1990s.

(BENJAMIN BANNEKER.) James McHenry. "An Account of Benjamin Banneker, a Free Negro,"

(BLACK PANTHERS.) The Racist Dog Policemen Must Withdraw Immediately From Our Communities.

(BLACK PANTHERS.) "The Racist Dog Policemen Must Withdraw Immediately From Our Communities."

(BLACK PANTHERS.) Emory Douglas, artist. [Panther Mother and Child.]

(BLACK PANTHERS.) Emory Douglas, artist. Untitled print of a mother and armed child.

(BLACK PANTHERS.) Emory Douglas. Untitled print of a mother with rifle slung over her shoulder.

(BLACK PANTHERS.) Emory Douglas. All Power to the People [Black Panther newsboy].

(BLACK PANTHERS.) Emory Douglas, artist. Afro-American Solidarity with the Oppressed People of the World.

(BLACK PANTHERS.) [Emory Douglas, artist.] You Can Jail a Revolutionary, but You Can't Jail a Revolution.

(BLACK PANTHERS.) Fred Hampton is a Black Panther . . . Assassinated Dec. 4, 1969.

(BLACK PANTHERS.) An Attack Against One is an Attack Against All.

(BLACK PANTHERS.) "Too many people saw that those who turned the other cheek in Watts got their whole head blown off."

(BLACK PANTHERS.) Free Our Sisters, Free Ourselves.

(BLACK PANTHERS.) Group of 9 press photos relating to Angela Davis, including shots with Muhammad Ali and Jane Fonda.

(BLACK PANTHERS.) Johanna Vogelsang, artist. Repression Turns Protests Into Wars. . . . Conspiracy 8.

(BLACK PANTHERS.) Emory Douglas. Either / Or.