Box 6
Contains 13 Results:
Speech re Black conservative, 1978
Douglas's stance on African American conservatism with a brief summary of his life, delivered to the South Carolina Rotary Club.
Speeches re Conservatism and the Republican Party, 1978, undated
Given at the Republican Party State Convention, Columbia, SC.
Speech re Historic Preservation, undated
Delivered to a Charleston, SC Environmental group.
Speech re Proposition 13, 1978
Given to the Sertoma Club, Charleston, SC, 21 July 1978.
Speech re "Right-to-Life Movement", undated
Douglas speeches, many with typed and handwritten drafts. Organized by topic in alphabetical order.
Speeches re Socialism, 1978, undated
Delivered to Kiwanis Club, 17 Aug 1978 and an unknown organization.
Speech re Labor unions, undated
Final speech with drafts re African American involvement in unions.
Media Transcripts, approximately 1977-1978
Douglas' programming topics include: Affirmative Action; African-American culture; African-Americans-race identity; Apartheid-South Africa; Education; Humanism/Religious; Labor Unions; Liberalism; Poverty; Pro-life movement; Racism; United States--Politics and Government-20th century.
Biographical essays, undated
Untitled handwritten and typed drafts.
Essays: "Willie and the Professor", approximately 1970s, undated.
Drafts of essays written partly in vernacular, regarding African- American topics and issues, many focusing on life in Charleston and South Carolina. Several of the essays were later published as newspaper editorials.