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Black Studies: Paradox with a Promise, 1975. Creator: Unknown
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Black Studies: Paradox with a Promise, 1975. Creator: Unknown
A 1975 program for the National Council for Black Studies (NCBS) first annual conference held at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. The cover is made of black paper with green writing on it. The cover reads: [Black Studies National Conference / Southeastern, U.S.A / Black Studies Paradox With a Promise / University of North Carolina at Charlotte / Charlotte, N.C. / March 18-21, 1975]. Next to the text there is a large question mark with writing in it reading: [Who Where When How]. The interior consists of green pages with black writing giving program details. The back of the program is green paper with a poem printed on it. The poem is titled: [Lift Every Voice and Sing / James Weldon Johnson]
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Black Studies - Paradox with a Promise, 1975
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. This print showcases the cover of a program for the National Council for Black Studies (NCBS) first annual conference held at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte in 1975. The black paper cover adorned with vibrant green writing immediately draws attention. Boldly displayed on the cover are the event details: "Black Studies National Conference / Southeastern, U. S. A / Black Studies Paradox With a Promise / University of North Carolina at Charlotte / Charlotte, N. C. / March 18-21,1975". Intriguingly positioned next to this text is a large question mark containing words that pose fundamental inquiries: "Who Where When How". Flipping through the program's interior reveals green pages filled with meticulously written program details in black ink. This thoughtful design choice not only reflects the essence of black studies but also adds an aesthetic appeal to this historical artifact. The back cover surprises viewers with its green paper displaying an impactful poem titled "Lift Every Voice and Sing" by James Weldon Johnson. This powerful inclusion speaks volumes about African American heritage and resonates deeply within those who appreciate cultural significance. As we delve into this image from the 20th-century archives, it serves as a reminder of how education and knowledge have played pivotal roles in shaping our society. The unknown creator behind this masterpiece has successfully captured both curiosity and promise within one frame – inviting us to explore history's depths while celebrating African American achievements.
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