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BCC presents Brown Sugar, eighty years of America's Black female superstars, a lecture and slide presentation by Donald Bogle

Title	BCC presents Brown Sugar, eighty years of America's Black female superstars, a lecture and slide presentation by Donald Bogle
Creators	Purdue University. Black Cultural Center
Collection Title	Black Cultural Center Digital & Historical Archival Project
Accession Number	BCC-002-0100-D81
Date of Accession	10/14/1981; 10/9/1981
Accessioned by	Chantalle Brown, Student Receptionist/Archivist
Units/Boxes	Binder 002 of 100 Articles
Dates of Accumulation	11/16/1970-12/7/1979
Brief Description	Flyer about Donald Bogle’s lecture (front); Ahmad Jamal and his Trio perform (back)
Scope and Content	Donald Bogle give lecture, “Brown Sugar: Eighty Years of America’s Black Female Superstars” (front); Homecoming concert featuring Ahmad Jamal and his Trio, sponsored by the Black Cultural Center (back)
Classification	Flyers/ Donald Bogle gives lecture sponsored by Black Cultural Center (front); Flyers/ Ahmad Jamal and his Trio perform for Homecoming (back)
People	Donald Bogle – author of “Toms, Coons, Mulatoes, and Bucks”; Ahmad Jamal – Motown Recording artist
Search Terms (Keyword)	Afro Americans; Blacks in higher education; Blacks in Indiana (Tippecanoe); Culture; Social Change; Performing Arts Afro Americans; Blacks in higher education; Blacks in Indiana (Tippecanoe); Culture; Social Change; Performing Arts Afro Americans; Blacks in higher education; Blacks in Indiana (Tippecanoe); Culture; Social Change; Performing Arts
Notes	Photo of Donald Bogle; placed randomly in back of binder;Photo of Ahmad Jamal; placed randomly in back of binder
Repository	Purdue University Black Cultural Center
Type	text
Format	JP2
Language	eng
Digitization Information	Original scanned at 300 ppi on an Epson Expression 10000XL scanner using Silverfast 6.6.Or6 software, with 24 bit color depth. Display items generated in CONTENTdm as JP2000s; file format for archival copy is uncompressed TIF format.
Date Digitized	2010-11-03
Object ID	ark:/34231/c6g73chn

Title	BCC presents Brown Sugar, eighty years of America's Black female superstars, a lecture and slide presentation by Donald Bogle
Creators	Purdue University. Black Cultural Center
Collection Title	Black Cultural Center Digital & Historical Archival Project
Accession Number	BCC-002-0100-D81
Date of Accession	10/14/1981
Accessioned by	Chantalle Brown, Student Receptionist/Archivist
Units/Boxes	Binder 002 of 100 Articles
Dates of Accumulation	11/16/1970-12/7/1979
Brief Description	Flyer about Donald Bogles lecture.
Scope and Content	Donald Bogle give lecture, Brown Sugar: Eighty Years of Americas Black Female Superstars
Classification	Flyers/ Donald Bogle gives lecture sponsored by Black Cultural Center.
People	Donald Bogle author of Toms, Coons, Mulatoes, and Bucks
Search Terms (Keyword)	Afro Americans; Blacks in higher education; Blacks in Indiana (Tippecanoe); Culture; Social Change; Performing Arts
Notes	Photo of Donald Bogle; placed randomly in back of binder
Repository	Purdue University Libraries
Type	text
Format	JP2
Language	eng
Digitization Information	Original scanned at 300 ppi on an Epson Expression 10000XL scanner using Silverfast 6.6.Or6 software, with 24 bit color depth. Display items generated in CONTENTdm as JP2000s; file format for archival copy is uncompressed TIF format.
Date Digitized	2010-11-03

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