MCCA-001. BIPOC resources

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The Adelante! records consist of artifacts and documents including photographs, charters, newsletters, publications, correspondence, and ephemera.

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The Afrika! records consist of artifacts and documents including constitutions, publications, newsletters, fliers, and ephemera.

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The Black Liberation Affairs Committee (B.L.A.C.) records which date from 1967 to 2015 contain correspondence, event and program materials, publications, and official documents pertaining to the formation and maintenance of the organization as well as its work and presence on the Macalester College campus.

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The Mahmoud El-Kati papers which date from 1974-2012 contain publications, correspondence, and materials relating to his teaching endeavors at Macalester College as well as his contributions to the Black community.

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The Expanded Educational Opportunities program was a program of financial aid and supportive services. Through this program, Macalester College provided full-need scholarships each year for high school graduates from BIPOC communities who came from families who could not afford the tuition at a private college.

This collection which dates from 1968 to 2010 contains reports, proposals, budgets, minutes, correspondence, and publications relating to the EEO program at Macalester.

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The Catharine Deavers Lealtad papers which date from 1914-2015 contains photographs, correspondence, writings, memorial materials, and articles detailing Lealtad's life.

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The Lealtad-Suzuki Center for Social Justice records contains material detailing the works, publications, day-to-day, special events, institutions, and organizations of the Center.

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This collection contains recordings by the Director of the Macalester College African Music Ensemble, Sowah Mensah.

Abstract P.I.P.E. is the Native American student organization at Macalester College consisting of members of assorted tribes as well as students of other backgrounds. The philosophy behind P.I.P.E. is to increase campus awareness about Native American cultures and intercultural issues while working closely with other student organizations.This collection which dates from 1970 to 2017 contains correspondence, photographs, newsletters and newspapers, minutes and administrative documents,...