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Cabinet of V.U.U. YMCA, 1917-18

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  1. African American Students
  2. African Americans
  3. Interracial Work
  4. Societies, Etc
  5. Virginia Union University (Richmond, Va.)
  6. Young Men's Christian Associations

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First Division of Boys Club V.U.U. Confronting Racism in the YMCA: BAN-WYS National Conference of Black and Non-White Secretaries Bible study class, 1917-1918, Alcorn, Mississippi Stillman Institute YMCA Cabinet YMCA Cabinet, Benedict College, Columbia, South Carolina Trenton, New Jersey. Carver Center Branch YMCA. Robert Baker unveiling a plaque of George Washington Carver, February 1946. First Colored YMCA in America, Complete with General Secretary, Rooms, Papers, Library, &c., wanted in Norfolk Commission on Interracial Policies, National Board YMCA, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, June 10-11, 1949. Recreation at the YMCA (probably Ventor, New Jersey), ca. 1945 The Racial Factor in YMCA's: A Report on Negro-White Relationships in Twenty-Four Cities The Y's Man, Indianapolis, Indiana, October 1, 1938, Volume 15, Number 4 Conference[?], Harper's Ferry, West Virginia, ca. 1915. Jesse Moorland on left sitting on steps holding cap; William Hunton is two rows above Moorland wearing hat; Max Yergan is on the right, leaning against post; Channing Tobias sitting on right step... A banquet of father and sons in the YMCA of Washington D.C. African American YMCA boys A playground improvised by a YMCA worker, 1930. Leadership! Bethlehem Center, May 1, 1949. The original committee of the Black Achievers, early 1970s. George Harmon, Carrie Terrell, Len Roberts, Alester Hinds, Stewart Spraggins, Walter Lowe, Pat Perturnic, Ellen Dammond, Henry LeNoir. [Black Achievers event?] Leo B. Marsh YMCA Brunswick County, Virginia, 1913.
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