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19th century portrait of a young African-American woman
Photo: Bancroft Library, Berkeley, CA
Pages in category "African-American"
The following 145 pages are in this category, out of 145 total.
A
- A 1920s Aerial View of Bernal Heights
- A Day's Work: Hunters Point Shipyard Workers, 1940-1945
- A FORCED MARCH TO NOWHERE
- A Half Century of Lies
- A Lap Around the Old Track
- Ad Hoc Beatniks
- AFFORDABLE HOUSING IN THE TENDERLOIN
- African American Segregation in San Francisco
- Population/People
- Afrosurreal Manifesto
- Alexander Books Closes
- Archy Lee, Rising Enmity, and Exodus
- Attack on City College SF
B
- Bayview/Hunter's Point Toxic Tour
- Bell Mansion
- Bert Williams - Vaudevillian
- Billie Holliday Busted
- Bishop Mark J. Hurley and the San Francisco State College Strike, A Personal History
- BLACK JAZZ CLUBS BEFORE WWII
- Black Lives Matter—June 2020
- Black Nationalism in Oakland
- Black Nationalism in Oakland: Imagining Nationhood and Self-Determination
- Black Nationalism in Oakland: Responding to Police Brutality
- Black Panther Party’s Free Breakfast for Children Program
- Black Panthers
- BLACKS AND LABOR
- Blacks in Baseball
- Brief History of Bayview-Hunters Point
C
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F
- Fight to Remediate Hunter’s Point Toxicity
- Fillmore Cultural Capital
- Fillmore Redevelopment
- Fillmore Street 1960
- Folk Wisdom and Artistic Appropriation
- Freedom Now! to Free Speech: How the 1963-64 Bay Area Civil Rights Demonstrations Paved the Way to Campus Protest
- From the Politics of Polarity to the Politics of Hyperpluralism
- From Village to Metropolis
H
M
- Marcus Books, the Nation’s Oldest Black Bookstore
- Marine Cooks and Stewards Union
- Marinship to Marin City: How a Shipyard Built a City
- Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial
- Mary Ellen Pleasant
- Mayor Ed Lee's Police Legacy
- Mayor Roger Lapham
- Mayor Willie Brown
- Mel’s Drive-In Protest 1963
- Mission High School Riot 1969
- Mission High School’s Innovative Anti-Racist Teaching
- More Than Just Baseball—OctoberTogether
- Moving Victorians in the Fillmore
- My Tenants, the Black Panthers
O
P
R
S
- S.F. STATE STRIKE 1968-69 CHRONOLOGY
- San Francisco Housing Authority 1937-1965: The Early Decades
- San Francisco State Strike
- Sargent Johnson and Bufano
- Sargent Johnson and His Milieu
- Sargent Johnson: The "New Negro" Artist
- Segregation and the Civil Rights Movement in San Francisco
- SF's Jazz Scene
- SOUTH PARK
- South Park 1929 and 1955
- STRIKE!... Concerning the 1968-69 Strike at San Francisco State College
- Students Confront Race During Birmingham at San Francisco State College, 1963
T
- Talks: 2022 Videos
- Talks: Historical Perspectives / 2006-2009
- Talks: Historical Perspectives / 2010-2012
- Talks: Social Movements / 2015-2017
- Terry Francois
- The Battle for the International Hotel
- The Big Q
- The Black Press
- The Fillmore: Black SF
- The Haight Ashbury
- The John Coltrane Church
- The Largest Whaling Port on the West Coast, 1880s
- The Moscone Center Job 1980
- The Race Card
- THE REAL SOUTH PARK
- The Rise and Fall of Seventh Street in Oakland
- The Rise of Food Justice in West Oakland
- Third Worldism in 1970s San Francisco
- Tracy Sims and the 1964 Civil Rights Protests
U
W
- WACO Attacks Redevelopment
- Washington High School Murals: We're Getting Them All Wrong
- WASP: Racism and Satire in the 19th Century
- WASP: The Case of the Chinese
- Wesley Johnson Senior
- Western Addition: A Basic History
- Western Addition: Mid-1990s
- White Boy in the Fillmore 1978-81
- William Leidesdorff
- Women's Economic Agenda Project
- Women's Liberation: 1970s, Early Movement
- WWII In-migration & Rising Bigotry