Box 16

Flyers from Flute Publications and Southern Media, Poor Peoples Corporation subsidiaries. Dr. Brown worked at Liberty House, another People Peoples Corporation subsidiary.

A paper titled “'A Decade of Struggle'” 1940-1950: The Development of the South Carolina State Conference of Branches National Association for the Advancement of Colored People” written by Dr. Brown for a Historiography class.

Materials include correspondence about Dr. Brown’s UNCF/Mellon Faculty Doctoral Fellowship.

Dr. Brown’s business card from her time at NCATSC.

A clipping from Claflin Magazine recognizing Dr. Brown’s hiring at Claflin as the principal investigator for the “Somebody Had to Do It” project.

Materials include departmental information and newsletters, department advisory board materials, and clippings about department activities and events.

Paper written by Dr. Brown and presented as part of a panel, Labor and Race Relations in Charleston (SC), 1865-1920, at an Association for the Study of Afro-American Life and History conference.

A chapter written for Dr. Brown’s dissertation about labor organizing activities during the Civil Rights movement in Charleston. The chapter was not included in the final disseratation because of advice to save it for when the dissertation became a book.

Venn diagram depicting different characteristics of American Far Right political ideologies.

Newspaper clippings about Huddie “Lead Belly” Ledbetter, Black South Carolina artists, and sweetgrass basket artisans.