| Call Number (LC) | Title | Results |
|---|---|---|
| E185.615 .B736 1996 | A son's return : selected essays of Sterling A. Brown / | 1 |
| E185.615 .B74 1995 | Black lies, white lies : the truth according to Tony Brown. | 1 |
| E185.615 .B75 | To whom it may concern : poverty, humanity, community / | 1 |
| E185.615 .B765 1996 | Integration or separation? : a strategy for racial equality / | 1 |
| E185.615 .B767 2017 | The racial glass ceiling : subordination in American law and culture / | 1 |
| E185.615 .B7677 1990 | Rethinking the American race problem / | 1 |
| E185.615 .B77 2019eb | The fire is upon us : James Baldwin, William F. Buckley Jr., and the debate over race in America / | 1 |
| E185.615 .B79 1984 | Yours in struggle : three feminist perspectives on anti-Semitism and racism / | 1 |
| E185.615 .B8 1972 |
Black political attitudes : implications for political support / Black political attitudes; implications for political support. |
2 |
| E185.615 .B84 2021 | Say their names : how Black lives came to matter in America / | 1 |
| E185.615 .B85 1995 | The Black progress question : explaining the African-American predicament / | 1 |
| E185.615 .B865 2016 | The Portland Black Panthers : empowering Albina and remaking a city / | 1 |
| E185.615 .B865 2016eb | The Portland Black Panthers : empowering Albina and remaking a city / | 1 |
| E185.615 .B868 2021 | Unfollow me : essays on complicity / | 1 |
| E185.615 .B87 2012eb |
The business of Black power community development, capitalism, and corporate responsibility in postwar America / The business of Black power : community development, capitalism, and corporate responsibility in postwar America / |
2 |
| E185.615 .C23 | White liberals in transition : current dilemmas of ethnic integration / | 2 |
| E185.615 .C28 | White attitudes toward black people. | 1 |
| E185.615 .C29 1997 | Civil rights chronicle : letters from the South / | 1 |
| E185.615 .C29 1997eb | Civil rights chronicle letters from the South / | 1 |
| E185.615 .C315 2014 | Civil rights childhood : picturing liberation in African American photobooks / | 1 |
