Contains receipt, form, and correspondence.

Contains clippings, correspondence, article [photocopy], and brochure.

Contains correspondence, list of panelists, introductions, bibliography, and notes.

Contains clippings and photocopied articles and reviews by John H. Bracey.

Contains travel authorizations, receipts, clippings, statements of support for women occupying the collegian, correspondence, sabbatical leave policy, Organization of American Historians (OAH) biographical notes for nominees, drafts, Black History Celebration Week flyers, notes, The Myth of Reverse Discrimination flyers, memos, registration forms, syllabus, and the National Council for Black Studies covention program.

Contains notes, correspondence, and map.

Contains clippings, CV, notes, correspondence, and brochure.

Contains clippings, notes, correspondence, symposium guidelines, and flyer.

Contains clippings and photocopies of articles relating to higher education, racism, film and adult film stars, NFL, Civil Rights, socialism, crime, and more. Additionally includes a notepad with notes for review.

Contains clippings of articles on Cassius Clay.

Contains a photocopy of the book.

Contains clippings, website article printouts, articles, and correspondence,

Contains clippings and "The New International" issue, December 1939.

Contains statements, notes, correspondence, expenses, flyers, poetry, programs, clippings, brochure, drafts, and reports.

Contains letter on a notecard about a student Bracey worked with and a book that had been discussed.

Contains a letter in the catalog inquiring about literature on Islam and a newspaper clipping referencing the Islamic Book Service ad.

Letter details Wood's "professional satisfaction" with Bracey's review of Booker T. Washington books that was published in The New York Times.