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Father Boniface Hardin (1933-2012) played a significant role in shaping African
American education in Indiana. Born James Dwight Randolph "Randy" Hardin on November
18, 1933 in Bardstown, Kentucky, he went on to earn a master of divinity in 1959 and
become a Benedictine monk of Saint Meinrad Archabbey in southern Indiana. In 1965
Fr. Hardin relocated to Indianapolis, where he became associate pastor and the first
African American priest of Holy Angels Parish. A well-known civil rights activist,
he worked tirelessly to improve the community and combat racism.
In 1977 Fr. Hardin founded Martin University with Sister Jane Schilling, and served
as president for 30 years until his retirement in 2007. The Indianapolis inner city
university, named for the late Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and St. Martin de Porres,
was established to serve adult learners in low-income neighborhoods and remains
Indiana's only predominantly Black liberal arts college. In the 1970s, Fr. Hardin
also initiated and hosted a weekly half-hour radio program,
The Afro-American in Indiana, broadcast over Indianapolis public school
station WIAN-FM. The radio series was part of Fr. Hardin's mission to promote Black
history to a broad audience, with a specific focus on the experiences of African
Americans in Indiana, reaching back to the beginnings of statehood.
Series:
Recordings, 1971-1983
124 open reel tapes + 6 audiocassettes
Black Music - Jerry Harkness, 1971-01-06.
Shelf No.
OR 159
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(34:08) : 7 in.
Description
Fr. Boniface Hardin and Dwight Smith host this episode on which Jerry
Harkness, a former player for the Knicks and Pacers, joins the program
as a guest. Hardin, Smith, and Harkness discuss the challenging path to
success for Black musicians, including financial exploitation, white
musicians copying the work of Black musicians, and barriers to finding
places to sleep and eat as a performer. Indiana Avenue and the Cotton
Club in the '40s are discussed. The hosts and guest speak about famous
musicians from Indiana and elsewhere such as the Ink Spots, George
Porter, Montgomery Brothers, Freddy Hubbard, Larry Ridley, Dave Baker,
J.J. Johnson. High school teachers Jack Powell and Frank Clay are
discussed. The influence of church music and families like the Hamptons,
the availability of records of early artists, the business side of Black
music in the 1940s, and the classical music scene are also topics
covered in this program.
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Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
Indianapolis Sports, 1971-01-13.
Shelf No.
OR 160
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(32:35) : 7 in.
Description
Rev. Boniface Hardin and Dwight Smith host this episode with Jerry
Harkness, former basketball player for the Indianapolis Pacers and New
York Knicks, and Ken Cornell, voice of the Crispus Attucks Tigers from
WTLC. Hardin, Smith, Harkness, and Cornell discuss the athletics and the
black man in Indiana, difficult circumstances for black athletes in
basketball, football, boxing, track, wrestling, and segregated schools.
The hosts and guests discuss famous athletes and coaches from Indiana
and elsewhere such as Oscar Robinson, Lamar Lundy, Timmy Brown, Ray
Crower, Benny Charleston, Holcombe Rucker, Lee Calhoun, Jo Ann Terry,
Greg Bell, Prince Pullins, and Bill Gary. Other topics discussed in this
program focused on black athletes who became Indiana's Mr. Basketball,
black athletes who won the Trester Award, the benefits of athletics and
upward mobility for black athletes, and professional and amateur
"colored" leagues.
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Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
Introduction, 1971-10-07.
Shelf No.
OR 161
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(33:43) : 7 in.
Description
Dwight Smith, Rev. Boniface Hardin, and Sister Jane Edward Schilling
discuss the Northwest Territory settlement and its relation to black
people, focusing on indentured servants and laws governing slavery, and
the "negro" register. Other topics covered in the program are
Indianapolis as a "Slave Catcher Town," the black settlements in
Indiana, the Ben Ishmaelites and settlements in Indianapolis, the
origins of migration of black people, problematic state laws, the
Underground Railroad, the role of churches in helping blacks,
specifically the Quakers, and terminology used in referring to black
people.
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Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
Restrictive Laws/Constitution, 1971-10-14.
Shelf No.
OR 162
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(32:47) : 7 in. + 1
audiocassette
Description
Dwight Smith, Rev. Boniface Hardin, and Sister Jane Edward Schilling
discuss the laws that restricted black people in Indiana, the
constitution of 1851, and the civil war and its effects on blacks in
Indiana. Other topics discussed are the Indiana Colonization Society,
Frederick Douglass' speech in Richmond and Pendleton, Sojourner Truth's
speech in Greenville, racial situations in Evansville, the contradiction
of religion and slavery, and cemeteries as research sites, the 28th
Regimen United States Colored Troops, and the battle of Petersburg on
July 30, 1865.
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Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
Civil War - Reconstruction, 1971-11-02.
Shelf No.
OR 163
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(32:57) : 7 in.
Description
Part 3 in the series: Afro-American in Indiana. Host Dwight Smith and
featured guest Rev. Boniface Hardin and Sister Jane Edward Schilling
discuss inclusion of black men in the Civil War and politics, attitudes
towards slavery of presidents up to Abraham Lincoln, and the limits of
Abraham Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation. Smith, Hardin and Schilling
examine the Reconstruction era, the Baptist Association statement, and
Indiana laws that excluded blacks, preventing them from entering
Indiana. The role of the Supreme Court, Indiana court cases, the
restoration of "home rule", and Jim Crow are discussed. Figures
discussed are Andrew Johnson, Rev, Moses Broyels, Governor Oliver
Martin, and Rutherford B. Hayes, AME church and his positive message,
Governor Oliver Martin as an advocate of civil rights.
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Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
1866-1900, 1971-11-22.
Shelf No.
OR 164
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(35:32) : 7 in.
Description
Part 4 in the series: Afro-American in Indiana. Host Dwight Smith and
guests Rev. Boniface Hardin and Sister Jane Edward Schilling discuss the
"Golden Era" of Reconstruction after the Civil War (1866-1900), public
education available to black people, role of Indiana Supreme Court in
the segregation of schools, inaccuracy of census figures around 1877,
restoration of Home Rule (Jim Crow), the role of black teachers and
principals, and black owned newspapers. Smith, Hardin, and Schilling
discuss major figures such as the Bagby brothers, James Hinton, Rev.
James Townsend, Rev. Richards Bassett, Gabriel, Dr. Samuel E. Elbert,
Dr. Sumner Furnace, Dr. George Washington Buckner, and JBT Hill.
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Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
1895 - Early 1900's, 1971-12-02.
Shelf No.
OR 165
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(33:15) : 7 in.
Description
Part 5 in the series: Afro-American in Indiana. Host Dwight Smith and
featured guests Rev. Boniface Hardin and Sister Jane Edward Schilling
discuss their research methods; the use of "Afro-American" in The
Freeman paper, in black community papers in Indiana, and by W.E.B.
DuBois and Frederick Douglass; the first black film; and white race
riots. Smith, Hardin, and Schilling discuss William McCoy, Booker T.
Washington, W.E.B. DuBois, and Dudley Randall.
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Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
Early 1900's - WWI, 1971-12-09.
Shelf No.
OR 166
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(34:45) : 7 in.
Description
Part 6 in the series: Afro-American in Indiana. Host Dwight Smith and
featured guests Rev. Boniface Hardin and Sister Jane Edward Schilling
discuss the migration of people from the South to the North, black
settlements, the growth of black owned businesses, recognition of blacks
in the Indiana Academy, funeral directors and black ministers, the
founding of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored
People (NAACP), black soldiers who served in WWI, president Woodrow
Wilson, the Ledger article, and the first black school built in Howard
County. Smith, Hardin, and Schilling discuss major figures Madame C.J.
Walker, Lt. Aaron Fisher from Lyles Station, and Dr. Sumner Furniss, the
first black man elected to City Council in Indianapolis.
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Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
Medicine - History, 1972-01-20.
Shelf No.
OR 167
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(32:54) : 7 in.
Description
Part 11 in the series: Afro-American in Indiana. Host Dwight Smith and
featured guest Rev. Boniface Hardin discuss black physicians after the
Reconstruction era, black experiences with hospitals, motivations of
blacks entering the field of law and medicine, the National Medical
Association for black physicians separate from white society, and
medical training for black physicians at Howard University and Meharry
Medical College. Smith and Hardin discuss major black physicians such as
Dr. Wesley Robins, Dr. Samuel Elbert, Dr. Henry Furniss, Dr. Sumner
Furniss, Dr. Mary E. Hyatt, Dr. Frank Lloyd, Dr. Raymond Pierce, and
other black physicians.
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Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
Black Business Part 1, 1972-01-27.
Shelf No.
OR 168
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(32:37) : 7 in.
Description
Part 12 in the series: Afro-American in Indiana. Host Dwight Smith and
featured guest Rev. Boniface Hardin discuss black business in the state
of Indiana, providing a historical context of the economic black man.
Topics covered focus on black people in agriculture, legislators
considered denying property rights to encourage emigration to Liberia,
population center for blacks in Indiana, land ownership of black people,
black in service professions, the emergence of the black clergyman, the
Society of Free Persons of Color, and the Emancipation of Slaves in West
Indies.
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Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
Black Business Part 2, 1972-02-03.
Shelf No.
OR 169
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(32:53) : 7 in.
Description
Part 13 in the series: Afro-American in Indiana. Host Dwight Smith and
featured guest Rev. Boniface Hardin continue their discussion of black
men in business and the social context of black men in Indiana. Topics
covered in this program focus on the aspirations of black businesses,
labor unions discriminating against black men, the appointment of the
biracial committee by Governor Henry Schricker, black businesses in
Indianapolis (1970s), black business men mentoring younger black men,
and how young black men face challenges in communications. Major figures
and businesses discussed are John Weaver, Jesse Gilford, Madame C.J.
Walker, Nancy "Mother" Smother, Howard Bell, Willis Funeral Home, Two
Little Tailor, Willis Bryant, Potter-Scott Electrical Contractors, and
the Elite Bar and Chinese Café.
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Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
Black Churches Pt. I, 1972-02-10.
Shelf No.
OR 170
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(32:36) : 7 in.
Description
Part 14 of the series: Afro-American in Indiana. Host Rev. Boniface
Hardin and featured guests sister Jane Edward and Marsha Coleman discuss
the historical relationship between churches and African Americans in
Indiana. Topics covered in this program focus on the context of black
churches in the United States, the labeling of African religion as
paganism by slaveholders, "Africanisms" in churches, black seating
sections in churches, churches as slave owners and traders, churches
providing a place of freedom for slaves, the founding and role of AME
churches, the first "systematized separation of blacks and whites in the
U.S." occurring in churches, and the role of the church in mentoring
political figures (1972). Major figures and churches discussed are
Richard Allen, Absalom Jones, William Paul Quinn, Bethel AME Chapel and
Allen Chapel.
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Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
Black Churches Pt. II, 1972-02-17.
Shelf No.
OR 171
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(32:31) : 7 in.
Description
Part 15 in the series: Afro-American in Indiana. Host Rev. Boniface
Hardin and featured guests sister Jane Edward, Marsha Coleman, and
directress Sister Barbara discuss the historical context of religion
among black people in the state of Indiana. Topics covered in this
program focus on the role of different churches in the lives of black
people, music as a key characteristic of the black church, preaching
styles and audience engagement, Second Baptist Church in Indianapolis,
Presbyterian women, Quaker support for black people, the Post-Civil War
period in black churches,
The Black Church in
America
edited by Hart M. Nelsen, the church as a haven for
black people, and the Eleutherian Institute and Eclectic Medical
Colleges. Major figures discussed in this program are Moses Broyles, and
Gwendolyn Brooks.
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Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
Laws Affecting Blacks, 1972-02-23.
Shelf No.
OR 172
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(31:49) : 7 in.
Description
In Afro-American in Indiana, host Rev. Boniface Hardin and featured
guests sister Jane Edward Schilling and Bill Spalding discuss laws that
affected black people in Indiana and the United States. Topics covered
in this program focus on laws for white and black indentured servants,
regulated movements and marriage, contradiction between religious
freedom, motive of colonists and practice of slavery, New York slave
rebellion in 1741, slave marts in Boston and New York, notions of black
people as inferior which framed attitudes and laws, the 1793 Northwest
Ordinance forbidding slavery, the first federal U.S. Supreme Court
decision regarding black people in 1806, and the three pro-slavery
clauses in the U.S. Constitution: black people considered as 3/5 of a
person, 10 dollars a head on slave sales, and the fugitive slave
law.
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Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
Black Man and the Law Pt. II, 1972-03-03.
Shelf No.
OR 173
Physical Description
1 audiotape
(analog) : 7 in.
Note
Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
Black and the Law Pt. IV, 1972-03-16.
Shelf No.
OR 174
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(32:29) : 7 in.
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Note
Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
The Institute of Afro Studies, 1972-03-23.
Shelf No.
OR 175
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(32:29) : 7 in.
Description
In this episode of the Afro-American in Indiana, host Rev. Boniface
Hardin and featured guests sister Jane Edward Schilling, Bill Spalding,
and Marsha Holman discuss the Institute of Afro-American Studies. Topics
covered in this program focus on the origins of the Institute, the
initial program of the Institute, the Black Heritage Club, studying the
history of black people, academic courses at the Institute, the
Afro-American Journal, resources on black history, presentations of
black culture in museums, and issues of textbooks in presenting the
history of black people.
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Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
Black Newspapers, 1972-03-31.
Shelf No.
OR 176
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(35:37) : 7 in.
Description
In session 21 of the Afro-American in Indiana, host Rev. Boniface Hardin
and featured guest sister Jane Edward Schilling, chief researcher at the
Institute of Afro Studies, discuss black newspapers in the state of
Indiana. Topics covered in this program focus on the establishment of
the first black newspaper in the U.S. in 1826,
The Indianapolis Leader (1879-85),
The World 1882-1924,
The
Freeman
(1888-1926),
The Indianapolis
Recorder
(1897),
The Indianapolis
Ledger
(1912), and the
Afro-American
Journal
. Major figures discussed are John Russwurm, Samuel
Cornish, The Bayley Brothers (Robert, Benjamin, and James), Ed Cooper,
Levi Christy, William H. Porter, and George P. Stewart.
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Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
Underground Railroad Pt. I, 1972-04-14.
Shelf No.
OR 177
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(32:35) : 7 in.
Description
In session 23 of the Afro-American in Indiana, host Rev. Boniface Hardin
and featured guest sister Jane Edward Schilling discuss the Underground
Railroad. Topics covered in this program focus on the description of the
Underground Railroad, people who assisted slaves, an estimation of
people who traveled through Indiana on the Underground Railroad, three
main routes through Indiana, the effect of Fugitive Slave Laws,
punishments inflicted on blacks and whites who cooperated with the
Underground Railroad, and black settlements in Indiana. Major figures
discussed are Harriet Tubman, Sojourner Truth, Benjamin Singleton,
Chapman Harris, Elijah Anderson, Ben Swain, and Oswald Wright.
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Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
Underground Railroad Pt. II, 1972-04-20.
Shelf No.
OR 178
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(32:12) : 7 in.
Description
In session 24 of the Afro-American in Indiana, host Rev. Boniface Hardin
and featured guests sister Jane Edward Schilling, and Marsha Holman
discuss the routes of the Underground Railroad in Indiana. Topics
covered in this program focus on the Underground Railroad in Lafayette,
Quaker support and the Buddell Sleeper house, the Payne house, families
in Lafayette connected with the Underground Railroad, an attempt to
break up an abolitionist meeting in 1840, five or six stations in
Lafayette, the middle route in Indiana and Leavenworth area caves, and
coins used to identity helpers on the Underground Railroad. Major
figures discussed are Parson Johnson, Mr. Stockton, and Dr. Deming.
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Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
Madison Underground Railroad, 1972-04-27.
Shelf No.
OR 179
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(34:36) : 7 in.
Description
In session 25 of the Afro-American in Indiana, host Rev. Boniface Hardin
and featured guest sister Jane Edward Schilling continue their
discussion of the Underground Railroad. Topics covered in this program
focus on how the Underground Railroad got its name, the importance of
Indiana as a border state, the Madison route in Indiana, Neal's Creek
Anti-Slavery Society, the National Colonization Society in 1832, the
Eleutherian College, the Todd House, Eliza from Uncle Tom's Cabin, the
Lathrop and Crozier family in Indiana and abolitionists in Kentucky, and
Madison's importance in the Underground Railroad. Major figures
discussed are Daniel Nelson, Benjamin Hoyt, Chapman Harris, Jim Hackney,
Marston Harris, President Benjamin Harrison, and David Battisti.
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Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
Underground R.R. Penn Township, 1972-05-03.
Shelf No.
OR 180
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(33:02) : 7 in.
Description
In this session of the Afro-American in Indiana, host Rev. Boniface
Hardin and featured guests sister Jane Edward Schilling, and Denise
Rickliffe discuss the Pennville and Penn Township Underground Railroad.
Topics covered in this episode focus on the lack of connection with Levi
Coffin house, the lack of black settlement in Pennville, physical
remnants of the Underground Railroad, issues while conducting research
on fugitive slaves, and connections between black settlements and
Quakers. Major figures discussed are Miriam Edmundson, Rachel Silivan,
and the Paxson, Lewis, and Sillivan families.
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Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
Civil War Overview, 1972-05-11.
Shelf No.
OR 181
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(32:57) : 7 in.
Description
In session 27 of the Afro-American in Indiana, host Rev. Boniface Hardin
and featured guest sister Jane Edward Schilling discuss the history of
the Civil War and the role of the black man. Topics covered in this
program focus on the impact of Uncle Tom's cabin, causes of Civil War,
Indiana's conflicted stance on slavery, the Dred Scott decision, the
popularity of African colonization movement, democrats (pro-slavery) in
control of the Indiana legislature. Major figures discussed are
Presidents James Buchanan and Abraham Lincoln, and Roger B. Taney.
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Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
More of Social Implications & Battle of Crater, 1972-05-26.
Shelf No.
OR 182
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(33:01) : 7 in.
Description
In session 29 of the Afro-American in Indiana, host Rev. Boniface Hardin
and featured guest sister Jane Edward Schilling continue their
discussion of the role of the black man in the Civil War. Topics covered
in this program focus on black people committing to serve in the war,
Frederick Douglass' "Men of Color, To Arms," the 1862 riot in New
Albany, the dishonor that whites felt fighting alongside black soldiers,
the need for black soldiers in the war, the battle of Crater and the
significance of this battle as a testimony to black heroism, war and
nobility, and the Holy Angels Catholic school in Indianapolis.
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Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
More Civil War, 1972-06-02.
Shelf No.
OR 183
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(33:31) : 7 in.
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Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
"Post Mortem", 1972-06-07.
Shelf No.
OR 184
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(31:52) : 7 in.
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Special program
1. Comments on Battle of Crater, 2. 13th Amendment, 3. Gov.
Morton and Black Reaction to Hiim (moses Broyles), 1972-06-08.
Shelf No.
OR 185
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
: 7 in.
Note
Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
13th, 14th, and 15th Amendments, 1972-06-16.
Shelf No.
OR 186
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(31:06) : 7 in.
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Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
Discussion of Martin Center and relation to Indianapolis Public
Schools; Penn Township Underground R.R., 1972-06-23.
Shelf No.
OR 187
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(33:03) : 7 in.
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Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
Declaration of Independence & Relation to Blacks, 1972-06-30.
Shelf No.
OR 188
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(33:03) : 7 in.
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Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
Comparison of Laws Regulating Blacks, 1972-07-07.
Shelf No.
OR 189
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(32:56) : 7 in.
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Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
Colonization - History and Effects and Indiana Constitution,
1972-07-14.
Shelf No.
OR 190
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(31:08) : 7 in.
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Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
Colonization Part II - Mechanism and Registration, 1972-07-21.
Shelf No.
OR 191
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(31:06) : 7 in.
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Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
Black Drama Discussion, 1972-07-21.
Shelf No.
OR 192
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(33:24) : 7 in.
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Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
Ben Ishamilites, 1972-07-27.
Shelf No.
OR 193
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(33:25) : 7 in.
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Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
Ind. Supreme Court Decisions on Blacks, 1972-08-05.
Shelf No.
OR 194
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(34:46) : 7 in.
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Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
W.E.B. DuBois Bio, 1972-08-05.
Shelf No.
OR 195
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(33:07) : 7 in.
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Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
Supreme Court Decisions, 1972-08-24.
Shelf No.
OR 196
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(33:25) : 7 in.
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Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
Black Statistics in Center Township, 1972-09-14.
Shelf No.
OR 197
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(33:25) : 7 in.
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Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
Black-Matriarchal Society, 1972-09-28.
Shelf No.
OR 198
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(33:18) : 7 in.
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Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
Martin Center Research, 1972-10-12.
Shelf No.
OR 199
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(32:11) : 7 in.
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Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
Adoption of Children, 1972-10-20.
Shelf No.
OR 200
Physical Description
1 audiotape
(analog) : 7 in.
Note
Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
Ratification of 15th Amendment, 1972-10-27.
Shelf No.
OR 201
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(32:12) : 7 in.
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Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
Institute of Afro-American Studies, 1972-11-10.
Shelf No.
OR 202
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(34:17) : 7 in.
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Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
Black Settlements in Indiana, 1972-11-17.
Shelf No.
OR 203
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(32:17) : 7 in.
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Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
Union Literary Society, 1972-11-21.
Shelf No.
OR 204
Physical Description
1 audiotape
(analog) : 7 in.
Note
Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
Eleutherian Institute, 1972-11-28.
Shelf No.
OR 205
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(32:08) : 7 in.
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Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
"Finding A History of the Black Man in Indiana", 1972-12-19.
Shelf No.
OR 206
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(32:56) : 7 in.
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Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
Martin Center Christmas Program, 1972-12-19.
Shelf No.
OR 207
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(33:17) : 7 in.
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Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
Preview of the Year, 1973-01-05.
Shelf No.
OR 208
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(32:09) : 7 in.
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Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
Territorial Indiana, 1973-01-09.
Shelf No.
OR 209
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(31:70) : 7 in. + 1
audiocassette
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Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
Indiana Territory Part 1, 1973-01-25.
Shelf No.
OR 210
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(32:10) : 7 in.
Online Streaming in Media Collections Online
Note
Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
Slavery in Indiana "Specific Laws", 1973-01-30.
Shelf No.
OR 211
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(32:13) : 7 in.
Online Streaming in Media Collections Online
Note
Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
The Afro-American Journal, 1973-02-16.
Shelf No.
OR 212
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(32:12) : 7 in.
Online Streaming in Media Collections Online
Note
Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
Effects of TV on Black Children (Mrs. Gardner), 1973-02-27.
Shelf No.
OR 213
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(32:11) : 7 in.
Online Streaming in Media Collections Online
Note
Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
Black Codes in Indiana, 1973-03-06.
Shelf No.
OR 214
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(32:10) : 7 in.
Online Streaming in Media Collections Online
Note
Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
More on Black Codes, 1973-03-13.
Shelf No.
OR 215
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(32:08) : 7 in.
Online Streaming in Media Collections Online
Note
Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
Black Learning Processes, 1973-03-20.
Shelf No.
OR 216
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(32:32) : 7 in.
Online Streaming in Media Collections Online
Note
Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
Inter-racial Marriage, 1973-03-20.
Shelf No.
OR 217
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(34:33) : 7 in.
Online Streaming in Media Collections Online
Note
Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
Blacks In War, 1973-04-03.
Shelf No.
OR 218
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(32:13) : 7 in.
Online Streaming in Media Collections Online
Note
Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
Religion & Blacks in Indiana, 1973-04-10.
Shelf No.
OR 219
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(34:48) : 7 in.
Online Streaming in Media Collections Online
Note
Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
Religion, 1973-04-17.
Shelf No.
OR 220
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(33:33) : 7 in.
Online Streaming in Media Collections Online
Note
Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
Racism, 1973-04-17.
Shelf No.
OR 221
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(32:47) : 7 in.
Online Streaming in Media Collections Online
Note
Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
Civil War - Social & Political Implications in Indiana,
1972-05-16.
Shelf No.
OR 222
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(32:57) : 7 in.
Online Streaming in Media Collections Online
Note
Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
Dr. Smith, 1973-06-12.
Shelf No.
OR 223
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(32:50) : 7 in.
Online Streaming in Media Collections Online
Note
Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
Fugitive Slave Law, 1973-06-26.
Shelf No.
OR 224
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(44:36) : 7 in.
Online Streaming in Media Collections Online
Note
Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
Fugitive Slave Law Part 2, 1973-06-29.
Shelf No.
OR 225
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(32:31) : 7 in.
Online Streaming in Media Collections Online
Note
Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
Frederick Douglass, 1973-07-02.
Shelf No.
OR 226
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(1:04:54) : 7 in.
Online Streaming in Media Collections Online
Note
Reflections in Black
W.E.B. DuBois, 1973-07-09.
Shelf No.
OR 227
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(1:05:33) : 7 in.
Online Streaming in Media Collections Online
Reflections in Black
Fugitive Slaw Law Part 3, 1973-07-13.
Shelf No.
OR 228
Physical Description
1 audiotape
(analog) : 7 in.
Note
Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
Poetry & Music, 1973-07-16.
Shelf No.
OR 229
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(1:07:05) : 7 in.
Online Streaming in Media Collections Online
Note
Reflections in Black
Blacks & Spanish American War, 1973-07-20.
Shelf No.
OR 230
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(33:12) : 7 in.
Online Streaming in Media Collections Online
Note
Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
[Untitled], 1973-07-23.
Shelf No.
OR 231
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(1:05:24) : 7 in.
Online Streaming in Media Collections Online
Note
Reflections in Black
The Black Male, 1973-07-31.
Shelf No.
OR 232
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(32:57) : 7 in.
Online Streaming in Media Collections Online
Note
Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
Black Theology Practical Ministry, 1972-08-03.
Shelf No.
OR 233
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(33:24) : 7 in.
Online Streaming in Media Collections Online
Note
Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
Black Youth, 1973-08-14.
Shelf No.
OR 234
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(32:42) : 7 in.
Online Streaming in Media Collections Online
Note
Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
Black Youth, 1973-08-14.
Shelf No.
OR 235
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(32:00) : 7 in.
Online Streaming in Media Collections Online
Note
Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
The Black Family, 1973-08-21.
Shelf No.
OR 236
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(32:53) : 7 in.
Online Streaming in Media Collections Online
Note
Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
The Black Family (Part 2), 1972-08-21.
Shelf No.
OR 237
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(32:01) : 7 in.
Online Streaming in Media Collections Online
Note
Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
Drugs, 1973-08-28.
Shelf No.
OR 238
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(32:20) : 7 in.
Online Streaming in Media Collections Online
Note
Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
Drugs (Cognition House), 1973-09-06.
Shelf No.
OR 239
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(32:24) : 7 in.
Online Streaming in Media Collections Online
Note
Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
Drugs (Cognition House), 1973-09-06.
Shelf No.
OR 240
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(32:34) : 7 in.
Online Streaming in Media Collections Online
Note
Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
The Underground Railroad In Hendricks County, 1973-09-11.
Shelf No.
OR 241
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(32:22) : 7 in.
Online Streaming in Media Collections Online
Note
Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
A Comparative Analysis of Histories of the Negro in Indiana
Before 1800, 1973-09-20.
Shelf No.
OR 242
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(32:56) : 7 in.
Online Streaming in Media Collections Online
Note
Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
Andrew Ramsey, 1973-09-27.
Shelf No.
OR 243
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(32:27) : 7 in.
Online Streaming in Media Collections Online
Note
Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
The Making of A Historian, 1973-10-04.
Shelf No.
OR 244
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(33:04) : 7 in.
Online Streaming in Media Collections Online
Note
Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
Noble Sissle, Indianapolis Musician, 1973-10-04.
Shelf No.
OR 245
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(32:46) : 7 in.
Online Streaming in Media Collections Online
Note
Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
"What Black Men in Indiana See in Africa - History & Current
Events", 1973-10-18.
Shelf No.
OR 246
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(33:22) : 7 in.
Online Streaming in Media Collections Online
Note
Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
"What Black Men in Indiana See in Africa - History & Current
Events", 1973-10-18.
Shelf No.
OR 247
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(31:58) : 7 in.
Online Streaming in Media Collections Online
Note
Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
Black & White English, 1973-11-01.
Shelf No.
OR 248
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(31:44) : 7 in.
Online Streaming in Media Collections Online
Note
Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
Abe Lincoln #1, 1973-11-08.
Shelf No.
OR 249
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(31:43) : 7 in.
Online Streaming in Media Collections Online
Note
Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
[Untitled], 1973-11-13.
Shelf No.
OR 250
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(1:07:12) : 7 in.
Online Streaming in Media Collections Online
Note
Black Heritage
[Untitled], 1973-11-13?.
Shelf No.
OR 251
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(39:10) : 7 in.
Online Streaming in Media Collections Online
Note
Black Heritage
[Untitled], 1973-11-13.
Shelf No.
OR 252
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(1:04:26) : 7 in.
Online Streaming in Media Collections Online
Note
Black Heritage
Testing and Black People, 1973-12-04.
Shelf No.
OR 253
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(31:15) : 7 in.
Online Streaming in Media Collections Online
Note
Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
Christmas and Its Effect on the Radio series: Afro-American in
Indiana, 1973-12-18.
Shelf No.
OR 254
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(31:16) : 7 in.
Online Streaming in Media Collections Online
Note
Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
Reflections & Intro, 1974-01-17.
Shelf No.
OR 255
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(31:44) : 7 in.
Online Streaming in Media Collections Online
Sickle Cell Anemia, 1974-01-25.
Shelf No.
OR 256
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(31:14) : 7 in.
Online Streaming in Media Collections Online
Note
Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
Laws of Early Territory , 1974-03-05.
Shelf No.
OR 257
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(32:32) : 7 in.
Online Streaming in Media Collections Online
Note
Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
Alternative Schools, 1974-05-16.
Shelf No.
OR 258
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(32:26) : 7 in.
Online Streaming in Media Collections Online
Note
Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
Mrs. Shilling - Viewpoint, 1974-08-01.
Shelf No.
OR 259
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(32:00) : 7 in.
Online Streaming in Media Collections Online
Note
Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
Ratification of 15th Amendment, 1974-08-08.
Shelf No.
OR 260
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(32:10) : 7 in.
Online Streaming in Media Collections Online
Note
Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
Ancient Africa & the Roots, 1974-10-08.
Shelf No.
OR 261
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(32:09) : 7 in.
Online Streaming in Media Collections Online
Note
Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
Ancient Africa & the Roots - Geography, 1974-10-08.
Shelf No.
OR 262
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(32:27) : 7 in.
Online Streaming in Media Collections Online
Note
Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
3rd Look at the Roots & Africa, 1974-10-22.
Shelf No.
OR 263
Physical Description
1 audiotape
(analog) : 7 in.
Note
Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
Black Psychology, 1975-05-27.
Shelf No.
OR 264
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(31:15) : 7 in.
Online Streaming in Media Collections Online
Note
Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
The Black Male, 1975-05-13.
Shelf No.
OR 265
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(32:14) : 7 in.
Online Streaming in Media Collections Online
Note
Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
Blacks in Prison, Part II, 1975-05-13.
Shelf No.
OR 266
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(31:44) : 7 in.
Online Streaming in Media Collections Online
Note
Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
Sex and Racism, 1975-09-12.
Shelf No.
OR 267
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(32:33) : 7 in.
Online Streaming in Media Collections Online
Note
Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
Emancipation in Indiana, 1975-10-31.
Shelf No.
OR 268
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(32:04) : 7 in.
Online Streaming in Media Collections Online
Note
Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
Black Church, 1976-02-24.
Shelf No.
OR 269
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(32:26) : 7 in.
Online Streaming in Media Collections Online
Note
Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
[Untitled], 1976-03-05.
Shelf No.
OR 270
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(1:04:43) : 7 in. + 1
audiocassette
Online Streaming in Media Collections Online
Note
Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
Indiana and the Bicentennial, 1976-05-07.
Shelf No.
OR 271
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(32:33) : 7 in.
Online Streaming in Media Collections Online
Note
Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
[Benjamin?] Hooks (recorded 7/4), Young (recorded 7/5), 1978-07-04/1978-07-05.
Shelf No.
OR 272
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(1:36:45) : 7 in.
Online Streaming in Media Collections Online
Note
NAACP Convention
D. Evers, 1978?-07-06.
Shelf No.
OR 273
Physical Description
1 audiotape
(analog) : 7 in.
Note
NAACP Convention
Kidnapping of Horace Bell, 197u-04-26.
Shelf No.
OR 274
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(1:04:10) : 7 in.
Online Streaming in Media Collections Online
Note
Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
Black History of Anderson, 197u-04-26.
Shelf No.
OR 275
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(32:06) : 7 in. + 1
audiocassette
Online Streaming in Media Collections Online
Note
Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
Hudnut, 1983-08-09.
Shelf No.
OR 276
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(32:54) : 7 in.
Online Streaming in Media Collections Online
Note
Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
Role of Black Women in Family & Society, 1973-08-07.
Shelf No.
OR 277
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(52:23) : 7 in.
Online Streaming in Media Collections Online
Black Movement in the 60s, 197u.
Shelf No.
OR 278
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(31:16) : 7 in.
Online Streaming in Media Collections Online
Note
Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
Labor History, 197u.
Shelf No.
OR 279
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(24:04) : 7 in.
Online Streaming in Media Collections Online
William Chaney History of the Klu Klux Klan, 197u.
Shelf No.
OR 280
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(34:20) : 7 in.
Online Streaming in Media Collections Online
Note
Chaney was Grand Dragon of the Indiana Ku Klux Klan
[Untitled], 197u-06-18.
Shelf No.
OR 281
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(32:29) : 7 in.
Online Streaming in Media Collections Online
Note
Radio series: The Afro-American in Indiana
Labor History of America, 197u.
Shelf No.
OR 282
Physical Description
1 audiotape (analog)
(24:06) : 7 in.
Online Streaming in Media Collections Online
World War II - Integration, 1971-12-16.
Shelf No.
CASS
Physical Description
1
audiocassette
Note
[Radio series: Afro-American in Indiana?]
