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  • Collection: Race & Space

Ted Brown

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First African-American football player to make All American

Teacher Goes From Freshman to Doctor

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This article, in a special edition ofThe Technicianon black history at the university, a chemical engineer reflects on his difficulties at NC State and how he rose above them to become a successful PhD.

Students Studying By the Belltower

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In this photo, likely staged for promotional materials, several black students study in front of the belltower.

Students Go Against All Odds

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This newspaper article in a special edition of The Technician interviews the first black homecoming queen and black homecoming queen runner-up to be elected together. The interviewees discuss difficulties they faced and overcame as black homecoming…

Students and Workers Unite!

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"The Group" closely followed the dispute between the administration and Physical Plant employees. In this flyer, they are calling upon students to show their support for the workers by attending a demonstration staged by "The Group."

Student Working on Project

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This photograph, taken in the early 1980s, contains a black male student working on a project of some sort.

Student in Lab

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This photograph is of a black male student in a laboratory on NC State's campus. It was taken sometime in the 1970s.

Student at Pan-African Festival

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This photograph of a female student at the Pan-African Festival in April of 1978 demonstrates the growing involvement of African American students on campus during the 1970s.

Southeast Raleigh Homes, 1970s

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This image is just one piece of a collection meant to chronicle the dire living conditions in East Raleigh/South Park during the late 1960s and early 1970s which prompted urban renewal programs.

Slated for Demolition

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This image represents the men and women who were often displaced due to city urban renewal programs. In the East Raleigh/South Park neighborhoods, black citizens were often confined to pre-approved segregated neighborhoods. With few housing options…