African American women
Found in 46 Collections and/or Records:
Papers of Charlotte Hawkins Brown, 1900-1961
Correspondence, speeches, etc., of Charlotte Hawkins Brown, educator and founder of the Palmer Memorial Institute in Sedalia, North Carolina.
Papers of Cleo F. Haley 1939-1948
Meeting minutes from the 1939 and 1940 National Conventions of the National Association of Colored Women and a typed florist's invoice and related letter concerning convention corsages (1948).
Papers of Fran Leeper Buss, 1968-2012
Papers of Fran Leeper Buss include writings, correspondence, clippings, and printed materials, which document her life as a wife and mother, oral historian, teacher, and activist. Also included are notes and transcripts of oral history interviews.
Papers of Jean Tepperman, 1974-1975
Transcripts of interviews with clerical workers, notes, questionnaires, etc., of Jean Tepperman, poet, teacher, writer, and secretary.
Papers of June Jordan, 1936-2002 (inclusive), 1954-2002 (bulk)
The papers of June Jordan, poet, author, outspoken activist, champion of equal rights for African Americans and women, and professor.
Papers of Margaret Perea McCane, 1952-1983
Correspondence and clippings of Margaret Perea McCane, Radcliffe College Class of 1927.
Papers of Pat Parker, 1944-1998
The papers of poet Pat Parker include journals; personal and professional correspondence; drafts; published and unpublished writings; reviews; articles; photographs; flyers, programs; publicity; periodicals; audiovisual material; and electronic records.
Papers of Ann Petry, 1938-2013 (inclusive), 1973-1997 (bulk)
Correspondence between African American writer Ann Petry and Suffolk University English professor Edward Clark.
Daughter Dialogues Oral History collection of Reisha L. Raney, 2020-2021
Oral history interviews of women with African American lineage who descend from Native American, Black, and white men and women that contributed to the American Revolution.
Records of Young Women's Christian Association of Cambridge, 1881-1981
Office files, photographs, publications, etc., of the Young Women's Christian Association of Cambridge.
Fashion collection of Dorothy Roebuck, 1957-1961
Photographs and programs of fashion shows featuring the designs of African American designer Dorothy Roebuck.
Papers of Julia Hamilton Smith, 1942-1991 (inclusive), 1964-1981 (bulk)
Memoir, biographical information, correspondence, photographs, etc., of teacher Julia Hamilton Smith.
Papers of Maida Springer Kemp, 1942-1996
Correspondence, speeches, reports, etc., of Maida (Stewart) Springer Kemp, trade union activist.
Records of Transition House, 1975-1991
Newsletters, programs, audiovisual materials, etc., of Transition House, a refuge for battered women and their children in Massachusetts.
Papers of Miriam Van Waters, 1861-1971
Correspondence, diaries, case studies, reports, and photographs of penologist Miriam Van Waters.
Contract to hire Peggy, an enslaved woman, 1856-1858
Contract binding Thomas G. Watson and Thomas Watson to pay $30 to W.W. Forbes for the hire of a "Negro woman" Peggy for the year 1856.
Papers of Lena Jason White, 1916-1979
Photographs, correspondence, and diaries documenting Lena Jason White's professional life, her relationship with her family, and her involvement in church activities.
Papers of Ann C. Williams, 1940-2019
Awards, biographical papers, judicial documents, speeches, scrapbooks, photographs, audiovisual material, etc., of Judge Ann Claire Williams (retired).
Woman Alive! Collection, 1974-1977
Videotapes and program books of "Woman Alive!," a collaboration between Ms. Magazine and public television.
Interviews of the Women in the Federal Government Oral History Project, 1981-1983
Tapes and transcripts of oral histories and supporting documentation from the Women in the Federal Government Oral History Project, an oral history project of the Schlesinger Library.
Work and family : low income and minority women talk about their lives, ca.1930-1990
Audiocassettes, transcripts, field notes, etc., generated by Fran Leeper Buss as part of her oral history project, Work and Family: Low Income and Minority Women Talk about Their Lives.