To 1865
To 1865(Continued)
1865 To 1900
1900 To 1930
1930 To 1960
1960 To 1969
A1aSuicide Attempts On A Slave Ship5:21
A1bA Slave Ship Mutiny
A1cSlaves Petition For Freedom
A1dBenjamin Banneker's Letter To Thomas Jefferson
A2aA Slave Auction4:53
A2bResolution Of A Philadelphia Meeting Opposing Colonization
A2cResolution Of An Ohio Convention Opposing Colonization
A2dMessage From Liberian Blacks
A3aThe Vesey Rebellion6:33
A3bFreedom's Journal's First Editorial
A3cWalker's Appeal
A3dW. L. Garrison's First Editorial From The Liberator
A4aProtest Against Discrimination In Voting Rights7:47
A4bCall For A Slave Revolt
A4cEscape From Virginia
A4dWilliam And Ellen Craft's Flight From Georgia
B1aFugitive Slaves' Letter To American Slaves6:42
B1bRescue Of A Runaway Slave
B1cA Free Negro's Address To The Court
B1dAn Attempted Kidnapping Is Foiled
B2aThe North Star's First Editorial5:13
B2bFrederick Douglass's Fourth Of July Address
B2cThe Negro Emigration Convention
B2dResolution Denouncing The Dredd Scott Decision
B3aA View Of The Black Man7:44
B3bThe Possibility Of Slave Insurrection
B3cJohn Brown's Statement To The Court
B3dLetter From A Member Of John Brown's Group
B4aResolution On Negro Participation In The Civil War3:58
B4bFrederick Douglass's "Men Of Color, To Arms!"
C1aFreedmen's Resolutions6:01
C1bSouth Carolina Constitutional Convention
C1cSenator Turner's Right To A Seat
C1dCall For The Passage Of A Civil Rights Act
C2aWhy Negros Emigrated North4:05
C2bFrederick Douglass On The Need For Organization
C2cThe Mutual United Brotherhood Of Liberty
C3aBooker T. Washington's Atlanta Exposition Speech7:37
C3bOpposition To Washington's Views
C3cThe Evils Of Capitalism
C3dProposal For A Return To Africa
C4aThe Spread Of Terror5:15
C4bThe Responsibility For Lynchings
C4cProtest Against Lynchings
C4dThe Causes Of Lynchings
C5aDissenting Opinion In Plessy V. Ferguson3:48
C5bOpen Letter To President McKinley
D1aA Negro Congressman's Farewell Address5:28
D1bBooker T. Washington's Philosophy
D1cCriticism Of Washington's Philosophy
D1dW. E. B. Du Bois's "Credo"
D2aThe Niagara Movement6:20
D2bCall For A Meting To Form The NAACP
D2cEarly Days Of The NAACP
D2dLetter From Negro Leaders To The People Of Great Britain And Europe
D3aAttack On American Expansion6:09
D3bIndictment Of The Republican Party
D3cReply To President Wilson's Segregation Order
D3dProtest Against Lynching And Discrimination
D3eMarcus Garvey And The "Back To Africa" Movement
D4aThe Harlem Renaissance6:20
D4b"Incident" By Countee Cullen
D4c"A Black Man Talks Of Reaping" By Arna Bontemps
D4d"I, Too, Sing America" By Langston Hughes
D4eDebate On The Occupation Of Haiti
D4fW. E. B. Du Bois On The 20th Anniversary Of The NAACP
E1aCall For A National Negro Congress5:39
E1bThe Work Of The Unemployed Councils
E1cWhy Negros Joined The Communist Party
E1dAngelo Herndon's Trial
E1eUnion Organizing Activities
E2aPosition Paper Of The All-Southern Negro Youth Conference6:54
E2b"Hitlerism At Home"
E2cA. Philip Randolph And The March-On-Washington Movement
E2d"To Secure These Rights"
E3aBrown V. Board Of Education6:44
E3bConfrontation In Little Rock
E4aComments On The Events In Little Rock4:30
E4bInterview With Mrs. Rosa Parks
E4cMartin Luther King At The Montgomery Bus Boycott Rally
F1aThe Negro Revolt3:39
F1bFreedom Riders In The South
F1cThe Penalties Of Registering To Vote
F2aMartin Luther King's "Letter From Birmingham Jail"4:25
F2bMartin Luther King's "I Have A Dream"
F3aThe Black Muslims' Statement Of Principles5:58
F3bMalcolm X's "Message To The Grass Roots"
F3cMalcolm X's Last Speech
F4aStokely Carmichael On Black Power6:14
F4bResolution Of The Conference On Black Power
F4c"Crisis And Commitment"
F5aEldridge Cleaver On The Black Revolution7:13
F5bMartin Luther King On The War In Vietnam
F5cRevolt On The Campuses