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The Black Presidents' Roundtable Association, Benefits of Minority Business Enterprise to the U.S. Economy, Washington D.C.
Thedore M. Berry, Testimony on Behalf of the NAACP Special Contribution Fund before the Subcommittee on Civil Service of the Post Office and Civil Service Committee of the House of Representatives on the Combined Federal Campaign
The Fiscal Year Budget and Its Impact on Blacks, NAACP Legislative Mobilization, Washington D.C.
The National Urban League, Summaries of Major Papers in "The State of Black America"
The Supermarket Industry: A Description and Assessment, Submitted to Dr. Benjamin Hooks
Thomas A. Farrington, Launching of the NAACP Black Business Advocacy Program, Washington D.C.
Transcript of NAACP Economic Policy Advisory Council Meeting; November 3, 1978
Transcript of NAACP Press Conference after Election of Ronald Reagan
U.S. Policies Toward Africa and the Caribbean: Black America's Views and Priorities 1988 and Beyond
Walter Morrison, Letter to Paul Delany, Senior Editor of the New York Times
Wayman F. Smith, Comments to the Capital Press Club, Washington D.C.
"We Still Have a Dream: A Call to the Nation," Agenda for the March on Washington
William F. Gibson, Remarks on the March on Washington
William F. Gibson, Statement on Dr. Benjamin Hooks' Re-Election as NAACP Director, Greenville, South Carolina
The Rev. Dr. Benjamin L. Hooks

Lamont Curry

Newspaper article on Dr. Benjamin Hooks and his life as an activist, judge, and member of the NAACP.
Meet Benjamin Lawson Hooks - A Passionate Fighter for Justice, Brotherhood, and Equality

Chester Higgins

Speech given by Chester A. Higgins introducing Dr. Benjamin Hooks as new Executive Director of NAACP
Letter from Bernistine Little to Jesse Jackson

Bernistine Little

A letter to Jesse Jackson from Bernistine Little on the necessity of bringing all political parties together to denounce racial hatred in America.
Middle Baptist Church postcard, 1970s

Postcard image of Middle Baptist Church, 2455 Lamar, Memphis, Tennessee, with an inset photograph of Benjamin Hooks, explaining that he is minister on leave because he is serving on the F.C.C., early 1970s.