Letter from Pauli Murray to Chancellor Nelson Ferebee Taylor
Document Description: The University System struggled through the 1970s and into the mid-1980s to meet federal mandates from the U.S.Continue Reading
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Letter from Pauli Murray to Frank Porter Graham
Document Description: In this letter, the future human rights activist Pauli Murray, a descendant of both slaves and enslavers andContinue Reading
Letter from the Occupants of South Building to Chancellor Hardin
Document Description: On April 1st, 1992 students began a two-week long sit-in in South Building. After delivering a letter toContinue Reading
Letter from Margo Crawford to Student Supporters of the BCC
Document Description: This letter from Margo Crawford to student supporters of the BCC urges students to keep fighting for aContinue Reading
Letter from Coach Mack Brown to Chancellor Hardin
Document Description: After members of the Black Awareness Council and football team lead a series of public protests advocating forContinue Reading
Letter from Chancellor Hardin to Donald Boulton Regarding Demands of BCC Supporters
Document Description: This note from Chancellor Paul Hardin to Donald Boulton, the vice chancellor and dean of the division ofContinue Reading
Letter from Sonja Stone to Donald Boulton about BCC space
Document Description: Dr. Sonja Stone wrote Donald Boulton in February 1989 with a report of how outside noise from aContinue Reading
Julius Chambers to President Friday and Chancellor Sitterson
Document Description: Julius Chambers (UNC School of Law ’62) and law partner Adam Stein were retained as legal counsel byContinue Reading
Cary Boshamer to Chancellor Sitterson Telegram
Document Description: Cary Boshamer, a significant donor to the University, wrote to Chancellor J. Carlyle Sitterson stating his support ofContinue Reading
Chancellor Sitterson Response to Black Student Movement Demands
Document Description: Chancellor Sitterson responded to the Black Student Movement’s 1968 demands with this nineteen-page written reply, stating his intentContinue Reading