African American women--United States

The papers of Cessie Alfonso include biographical information, professional correspondence, training materials, biopsychosocial assessments, articles by her, and other materials.

Feminist flyers, pamphlets, directories, statements, bibliographies, and other printed materials.

Correspondence, writings, notes, projects, and master's thesis of Donna Finn, Boston-based activist and co-founder of the Dorchester Women's Committee.

Civil rights activist and educator, Kathryn M. Johnson's incomplete autobiography, "The Color Line," undated, and her pamphlet "The Dark Race in the Dawn," 1948.

Diaries, notebooks, correspondence, research, photographs, course materials and other papers of historian and professor Robin W. Kilson.

Collection includes correspondence, minutes, reports, grant applications, photographs, conference materials, etc documenting the administration of the National Institute for Women of Color.

Publications, speeches, Congressional documents, and a curriculum vitae of educator and minister Deborah Wolfe. Includes one portrait photograph of Wolfe.

Memoir, interview transcripts, correspondence, unpublished writings, etc., of Eleanor Flexner, women's historian and author.

Photographs, clippings, and biographical information of Margaret P. Simmons, member of the only all African-American battalion of WACs to be stationed overseas.

Correspondence, transcripts, photographs, and audiovisual material of Martha Stuart, producer, director, editor, and founder of Martha Stuart Communications, Incorporated.