THTR 2316: Dramatic Literature

The goal of this website is to showcase advertising materials related to underrepresented racial and ethnic groups in the United States. This resource enables students and researchers to easily locate examples of advertising that touch on issues of race and ethnicity, as well as to contextualize these examples within the larger history of popular (and especially print) media.

Provides remote access to artifacts and documents housed in Cooperstown, NY, including primary sources on the Negro Leagues.

The AIDS Coalition to Unleash Power (ACT UP) was founded in March 1987 at the Lesbian and Gay Community Center in New York City's Greenwich Village as an organization devoted to direct action (demonstrations and civil disobedience) to call the attention of government officials, scientists, drug companies and other corporations, and the general public to the severity of the AIDS crisis and its impact on the lives of individuals.

This body of materials documents the internal and external activities of every hierarchical level of the USWA organization. The main components of the archive are the records from the International Executive Board, elected officials, staff departments, and district and local union offices. In addition to several thousand cubic feet of files, the USWA Archive contains newsletters, publications, posters, photographs, sound recordings, and film.