Omega Psi Phi fraternity photographs documenting various groups of African American fraternities taking part in a group performance in the American Southwest, April 1975. An unidentified Omega Psi Phi member appears to have assembled the group, with several images centering fraternity dance routines, banquet proceedings, and off-site travel that includes.....
Moore, Lewis B. correspondence, 1916 to 1923, documents the role of a leading African American educator in shaping professional pathways for Black teachers within segregated educational systems and wartime conditions. Lewis Baxter Moore, founding dean of the Teachers’ College at Howard University and among the earliest African Americans to earn.....
Photographs of African American nursing students at Howard University and Freedmen’s Hospital dated to the 1920s and 1930s document the training of Black medical personnel within one of the few institutional pathways available during segregation. Produced in the context of Jim Crow restrictions that excluded African Americans from most hospitals.....
[African American Education] [Women's Education] Howard University graduates, 1929, photo archive documenting African American higher education at one of the central institutions established to provide educate for African Americans after the Civil War, during a period when access to advanced schooling remained sharply restricted by segregation, unequal funding, and exclusion.....
