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Oral history interview with Jean P. Black
Oral history interview with Jean P. Black conducted by Karen Wingo on May 7, 1980. Black was the first librarian for Vanport College, later Portland State University.
Black journalists, then & now
Collection includes a booklet for an exhibit, "Black Journalists, Then & Now," containing portraits and biographical sketches of Black journalists. Also included are color prints of portraits of Black journalists, including T. Thomas Fortune, Malvin R. Goode, Charlayne Hunter-Gault, Samuel H. Lacy, Robert C. Maynard, Gordon Parks, Ethel L. Payne, William Raspberry, John B. Russwurm, Clarice Tinsley, William Monroe Trotter and Ida B. Wells-Barnett.
Materials related to Black Lives Matter demonstrations and activism in Portland, Oregon
Flyers, booklets, ephemera, posters, and photographs of graffiti and signs relating to Black Lives Matter demonstrations and the police defunding movement in Portland, Oregon. Portland was one of many cities in the United States where residents demonstrated in protest against police brutality and systemic racism following the murder of George Floyd by police in Minneapolis, Minnesota, in May 2020.
Blackfish Gallery publications
Exhibition catalogs and a photo book of Blackfish Gallery of Portland, Oregon. Blackfish Gallery is a cooperative artists' gallery in northwestern Portland that was founded in 1979.
Blacks in Government photographic collection
Louis Blaine letters
Manuscript letters to Louis Blaine's wife and children regarding his work and life at the lumber camp in Globe, Washington.
Harry C. Blair collection on Edward D. Baker
Materials compiled by author Harry C. Blair regarding the life, family, and career of Colonel Edward C. Baker, including his friendship with Abraham Lincoln. The materials include notes, photographs, and correspondence.
Harry Blair papers
Collection includes research notes and correspondence regarding Harry C. Blair's work on a biography of Colonel Edward Baker, which he co-authored with Rebecca Tarshis, and on Dr. Anson G. Henry.
Lillian Robertson Blankenbeckler diary
Diary by an Oregon woman who lived in Portland, Cannon Beach, and elsewhere. Diary begins when the author was 14 in 1910 and attended Sellwood School in Portland. Entries relate to daily life, school, work, friends, family, and travel.
Oral history interview with John P. Bledsoe
Oral history interview with John P. Bledsoe conducted by Donna Delo as part of the United States District Court Oral History Project. Bledsoe was an attorney in Portland, Oregon.