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The U.S. government created this propaganda poster in the mid-1940s to recruit women to join the armed services.

In this article, the author discusses racial violence and strife occurring across the country and urges blacks and whites to set aside their differences and realized they "are the same."

In this article, the newspaper explores white acceptance of black students among different portions of the student body.

Several black students walk in front of the belltower during the 1970s.

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

A group of students, both black and white, participate in a dorm party in the 1970s.

This brochure, created by an unnamed organization on campus in the 1970s, provides information to prospective black students about life at NC State. The brochure includes numerous quotes from current black students about the struggles and rewards of…

This newspaper article in a special edition of The Technician interviewed black NCSU students on what challenges they face at the university. 

This report of the Good Neighbor Council's accomplishments and activities during the 1969-1970 school year covers the progress the council had made towards achieving higher black enrollment and black student engagement. The report also makes some…