Brooklyn Public Library Special Collections:

- Bernius, Paul, “An Equal Chance for Morris,” undated.

Lopez, Vincent, “V for Vanquished, 4 arrested CORE members from Downstate Medical Center protests”, July 1963.

- Unknown photographer, “Jailed-In: Halfway through the book, big words are "arrest and trial”, April 1961.

- Unknown photographer, “Laying it on the line, Sit for Freedom”, July 1963.

- Unknown photographer, “Marches to City Hall,” undated.

- Unknown photographer, “Memories of the Southern Civil Rights Movement,” 1960.

- Unknown photographer, “Mother and child, demonstrating in NYC for job rights for Black Americans, pause at a police barricade,” August 4, 1963.

- Unknown photographer, “Mrs. Elaine Bibuld,” January 19, 1964.

- Unknown photographer, “Negro demonstrators Kneel in the driveway at the Downstate Medical Center site in Brooklyn,” July 11, 1963.”

- Unknown photographer, “Picket outside Downstate Medical Center construction site in Brooklyn shouts at policemen,” August 4, 1963.

- Unknown photographer, “We March for Higher Minimum Wages,” 1963.

Harvard University Library Special Collections:

- Lane, Bettye, “Anti-Attica Demonstration”, 1971.

New York University Library Special Collections:

- Unknown photographer, “Black American March,” Liberation News Service, undated.

- Unknown photographer, “Police Brutality Protest,” Liberation News Service, undated.

Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, Photographs, and Prints Division:

- Unknown photographer, “A group of Negroes dressed in African Attire Pickets in Front of

Intermediate School 201 in East Harlem, Demanding that African American History be Taught in the School.” September 13, 1966.

- Unknown photographer, ”BX NAACP Supports This, LEVINE Must Go,” 1950.

- Unknown photographer, “Conference delegates protesting Jim Crow university in

Houston,” 1947.

- Unknown photographer, “Demanding a Fireproof School,” September 14, 1949.

- Unknown photographer, “Demonstrators march along Lexington Avenue from the scene of the shooting of Negro boy to the nearby police station to protest 'killer cops must go,’” July 17, 1964.

- Unknown photographer, “Demonstrators march along Lexington Avenue from the scene of the shooting of Negro boy to the nearby police station to protest 'killer cops must go,’” July 17, 1964.

- Unknown photographer, “Human Dignity for Hospital Workers,” undated.

- Unknown photographer, “Negroes March in the South for the Right to Vote,” 1960.