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Clipping from page 1 of the April 27, 1973 issue of The Oracle student newspaper on Tennessee Tech University men's tennis coach Larry Ware's abandonment of David Brents, a Black tennis player, in Johnson City, Tennessee, and the activism of and backlash against Tennessee Tech Black athletes in response.
1973-04-27
Letter to the editor from page 2 of the April 12, 1968 issue of The Oracle student newspaper on a graduate assistant instructor's response to freshmen students at Tennessee Tech University expressing racism and hate over the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
1968-04-12
Records of the "What Affects One Group Affects All of Us": Black Student Activism at Tennessee Tech exhibit installed in the Office of Multicultural Affair's exhibit case on the second floor of the Roaden University Center on February 1, 2021.
2021-02-01
Clipping from page 2 of the April 10, 1970 issue of The Oracle student newspaper on housing discrimination against Black students in Putnam County, Tennessee.
1970-04-10
Main poster for the "What Affects One Group Affects All of Us": Black Student Activism at Tennessee Tech exhibit installed in the Office of Multicultural Affair's exhibit case on the second floor of the Roaden University Center on February 1, 2021.
2021-02-01
Filed paper by John W. Clark on the nature of a conspiracy led by the Rosenwald Fund to end segregation in the South.
1948
Clipping from page 2 of the January 17, 1975 issue of The Oracle student newspaper. The clipping consists of a letter to the editor about a Tennessee Tech University honor society refusing membership to a white student because she associated with Black students.
1975-01-17
Letters to the editor from page 2 of the April 19, 1968 issue of The Oracle student newspaper on Tennessee Tech University students's response to the murder of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and Rev. Beverly Asbury's Public Programs presentation.
1968-04-19
Pages 3-5 from the Tennessee Tech University Communication/Journalism Program's biannual Eagle Eye magazine. The article discusses Corinne Johnson's experiences growing up and starting college as an African American in Chicago, Illinois, and visiting Memphis, Tennessee; what Chicago was like during the 1960s; her work in the Office of Multicultural Affairs at Tennessee Tech; the racism that underrepresented students face on campus at Tech; and the current racial climate in the United States. The article includes three photographs of Johnson and one photograph of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
2020-12
Letter from Tennessee Tech University alumni Nelia J. Kimbrough, Calvin Kimbrough, David E. McIntyre, and Patricia McIntyre to the editor of The Oracle student newspaper in response to Tennessee Tech men's tennis coach Larry Ware's abandonment of David Brents, a Black tennis player, in Johnson City, Tennessee, and the activism of and backlash against Tennessee Tech Black athletes. Included with the letter is a clipping from The Atlanta Constitution.
1973-04-19
Clipping from page 2 of the May 17, 1968 issue of The Oracle student newspaper of letters to the editor criticizing Tennessee Tech University community members's memorialization of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
1968-05-17
