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Greyhound Line Ad In Honor of Martin Luther King
“One Man One Vote” SNCC Poster
“Across, Down & Black”
“Black Designers Missing in Action” 12
AfriCOBRA 1: Ten in Search of a Nation, exhibition poster
House Ads for R.R. Bowker Co.
Negro teachers in Georgia public schools2
“For a Discriminating Design...” Poster
New York & Penn Pulp and Paper Manufacturers ad2
Design for Joseph Magnin department store, Century City
Black Light Series #5: Black Art Poster
The Gift Of The Magi And Other O. Henry Stories, Vinyl Recording Cover
LA Design History: Marion Sampler 4
SkinFood Cosmetics
AT&T Ad In Honor of Martin Luther King
“Committee to Defend the Panthers”
“American People Series #19: U. S. Postage Stamp Commemorating the Advent of Black Power”
Survey Graphic, January 1947; “Segregation”2
“All Power to the People”
“Famed graphic designer and racial, cultural and gender equity advocate Cheryl D. Miller donates personal archive to Stanford Libraries”
“Seven Passages to a Flight”
First World Premier Issue
football trading card3
“At Bay”
Notes on writing, “I shall be a bestselling writer...“
Dr. Mae Jemison poster
Sit-In Reunion
Map of H. L. McCrorey Property
Grand Rapids Engraving Co. Ads
Malaika Handbook
NFL-Greats
Baseball's Racial Integration
7UP Ad In Honor of Martin Luther King
“Stained Glass Dome”
Frontispiece and title-page to Phillis Wheatley’s Poems on Various Subjects, Religious and Moral 2
The Crisis; March 1928
African-American Designers in Chicago
“America’s Black Colleges Are You Smart Enough To Go?“ Ad
“Power to the People”
Book cover of “The Story of the American Negro” by Ina Corinne Brown (second edition)
Leich Electric Brochure
“Woman Free Yourself”
Centennial of Negro Progress Exposition
Black Power
Cover of “Duke” 1.2 (July 1957)
Group of 13 NAACP pinback buttons
Poster for Naturally '69
Original maquette for the 1982 Cultural Freebee Jam flyer, with the printed flyer
Chicago Black ABCs7
12 Anniversary Emancipation
The Story of the American Negro
Poor People's Campaign Poster2
Sketch for “A Century of Negro Progress” Ad
“Dynamite voices”
Blast Off, book cover
Coors Ad In Honor of Martin Luther King
BLK Magazine Volume 1, No. 9
The Colored American Magazine, August 1901; Vol. 3, No. 4; “Midsummer Fiction Number”
“Life and Career of Barbara Proctor”
Party flyers 5
“Education and Race Relations in the United States”
Exhibition Guide for African American Designers in Chicago: Art, Commerce and the Politics of Race4
“Description of a Slave Ship”
