Congressional Black Caucus Foundation 34th Annual Legislative Conference ProgramSeptember 2004
Defining the Moment and the Movement
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Salute to Black Business
Congressional Black Caucus Foundation 12th Annual Legislative Weekend ProgramSeptember 1982
Unity, Power, Progress
Congressional Black Caucus Foundation 35th Annual Legislative Conference ProgramSeptember 2005
A New Politics: Organizing for Empowerment
Congressional Black Caucus Foundation 14th Annual Legislative Weekend ProgramSeptember 1984
Changing Course, Confronting Crises, Continuing the Legacy
Congressional Black Caucus Foundation 36th Annual Legislative Conference ProgramSeptember 2006
Defying Odds, Expanding Opportunities: The African American Challenge
Congressional Black Caucus Foundation 21st Annual Legislative Weekend ProgramSeptember 1991
Black Americans in Congress, 1870-1977
Evolution of a People, 22nd Annual Legislative Weekend Program
Congressional Black Caucus Foundation 22nd Annual Legislative Weekend ProgramSeptember 1992
Generations: Celebrating the Legacy of African American Leadership
Congressional Black Caucus Foundation 23rd Annual Legislative Weekend Program September 1993
Black Congress Members Meet with President Nixon
In a long-delayed meeting at the White House, 12 black congressmen brought the problems facing 25 million black Americans directly to President Nixon. Clockwise around the table beginning with the President: Rep. Augustus Hawkins; Rep. William Clay; Rep. Ronald...
Congressional Black Caucus this week : Congressional Black Caucus legislative weekly 98th Congress
Legislation of major concern to the black community scheduled for House floor action for the first week of August, 1983; Bills include H.R. 3345 (Martin Luther King Jr. legal public holiday), S. 272 (Small business access to federal procurement information conference...
Black Soldiers Observe MLK Birthday in Long Binh, Vietnam
Black soldiers take part in the observance of the birthday of the late Martin Luther King Jr. January 15, 1971. About 30 soldiers were involved in the gathering on the U.S. Army base at Long Binh, Vietnam.