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student writing

S.O. F.E.D. U.P. Handbook for the Disabled Students of Brooklyn College, CUNY, excerpt

The late 1960s and early 1970s saw campus activism around the United States, for social change and against the Vietnam War.

Reflections - August, 1967, excerpt

Located near the town of Hunter, New York, in the Catskill Mountains (a few hours from New York City), Camp Jened was unusual at the time for its focus on Disabled campers.

NAACP Youth Council News Bulletin, excerpts

The document above comes from a publication printed by the NAACP’s New York City Youth Council called The Challenge.

The Brownies’ Book, April 1920, letters from readers

The Brownies’ Book included different kinds of writing, visual art, and photography by adults.

The Brownies’ Book, February 1920, cover

The NAACP and W.E.B. Du Bois created The Brownies’ Book to speak directly to Black children about the world and their lives.

The Brownies’ Book, January 1920, excerpts

Here are a few pages from the first issue of the magazine.