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• Southern Jaguars football (links | edit)
• 1973 Atlanta mayoral election (links | edit)
• The Dallas Weekly (links | edit)
• The Advocate (Portland, Oregon) (links | edit)
• Florida Sentinel Bulletin (links | edit)
• Atlanta Student Movement (links | edit)
• An Appeal for Human Rights (links | edit)
• Lonnie C. King Jr. (links | edit)
• Ponce City Market (links | edit)
• Black Issues Book Review (links | edit)
• The Cleveland Gazette (links | edit)
• Negro Digest (links | edit)
• U-Rescue Villa (links | edit)
• Central Park (Atlanta) (links | edit)
• The Progressive Era (links | edit)
• Historic Fourth Ward Park (links | edit)
• Atlanta Life (links | edit)
• Ramona Gardens (links | edit)
• African Americans in Atlanta (links | edit)
• The New York Age (links | edit)
• Renaissance Park (Atlanta) (links | edit)
• The Horizon: A Journal of the Color Line (links | edit)
• APEX Museum (links | edit)
• Wheat Street Baptist Church (links | edit)
• Indianapolis Freeman (links | edit)
• The Michigan FrontPage (links | edit)
• The Equator (newspaper) (links | edit)
• Emerge (magazine) (links | edit)
• Clutch (women's magazine) (links | edit)
• Washington Bee (links | edit)
• Memphis Post (links | edit)
• The National Era (links | edit)
• The Anti-Slavery Bugle (links | edit)
• Homage to King (links | edit)
• The Appeal (newspaper) (links | edit)
• First Time Out (album) (links | edit)
• Surging Ahead (links | edit)
• Shameik Moore (links | edit)
• The Negro Star (links | edit)
• Ebenezer Baptist Church (links | edit)
• Frost Illustrated (links | edit)
• The Philadelphia Independent (1931–1971) (links | edit)
• The Colored American Magazine (links | edit)
• Connie Stokes (links | edit)
• Timeline of Atlanta (links | edit)
• The Circuit (newspaper) (links | edit)
• WRAP (Norfolk) (links | edit)
• Daily World (links | edit)
• Houston Forward Times (links | edit)
• Auburn Avenue Research Library on African American Culture and History (links | edit)