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Envelope of letter, sent to Dr. Fred Davison, president of the University of Georgia, from A. Levert Hood, chief of staff, The Black Student Union, 1971 February 21
Envelope used for letter sent to UGA president Fred Davison from the Black Student Union discussing the song "Dixie" at unofficial and official university events
Photograph, officers of UGA Black Student Union, 1982
Photograph depicting the officers of the Black Student Union in 1982
“President Davison Answers the Black Student Demands,” 1969 March 8
A portion of UGA president Fred Davison's response to the demands pushed by the campus Black Student Union
Telegram, to Dr. Fred Davison, president of the University of Georgia, from Mrs. Frank Edwards, offering congratulations on his response to the demands of Black Student Union, 1969 March 12
Telegram from a Mrs. Frank Edwards regarding the response to the Black Student Union demands. The message reads , "Congratulations your decision concerning Black Student Union demands should give courage to other university presidents."
Newsletter, Black Faculty and Staff, 1990
Newsletter for the Black faculty and staff community of UGA. This is the first issue.
Bylaws, Black Faculty and Staff Organization of the University of Georgia, ca. 1990s
Outlines the Black Faculty and Staff Organization: their goals, requirements, and beliefs.
Letter, to Dr. Fred Davison, president of the University of Georgia, from BALSA, the Black American Law Student Association, 1974 May 6
Letter from BALSA highlights their displeasure with the faculty response to their demands
Cover letter, to Mr. George McGriff, chairperson, BALSA, from J. Ralph Beaird, acting dean, University of Georgia School of Law, 1974 April 3
Cover letter of the official UGA response to the list of BALSA demands. Beaird suggests further discussion between the faculty and BALSA members
Newsletter, Pamoja, December 1971
Newsletter of the Pamoja group at UGA, which was intended to provide a space where African American students could find culture and belonging on campus
Photograph, “Keeping the Dream Alive,” Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity on Martin Luther King Jr. Day, outside of Sanford Stadium, 1991 January 21
Photograph of Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity during a protest on MLK Jr. Day, 1991