- Concordia University Library, Special Collections and Archives
- Black Studies Center fonds
- Reference documentation
Reference documentation
series1912-2014F035/F
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- Held by
- Concordia University Library, Special Collections and Archives via Concordia University Archives and Special Collections
- Dates
- 1912-2014 (indexed as 1912–2014)
- Level
- series
- Extent
- 14.65 m of textual records 656 photographs 3 posters 36 drawings 17 maps
- Scope & content
- The series documents the Black Studies Center’s efforts to make crucial information about Black history and culture available to the community by providing access to a vast collection of books and other textual material, slides, audio recordings and films. This documentation is represented not only through the original card catalog, lists and bibliographies, but also through a wide array of publications collected by the Center that are available as part of the fonds. In addition, the series contains documents pertaining to the organization of the Black Studies Center library and the work of its employees. The series contains both fiction and non-fiction writing related to the life, culture, and contributions of Black communities throughout Canada, the United States, Africa, and the Caribbean, from the end of the 18th century to today. The series also includes documents concerning significant events. Several folders in this series document the Sir George Williams Affair, also sometimes referred to as the Sir George Williams Computer Centre Incident, the Anderson Affair, and the Sir George Williams University Computer Riot. The series is divided into the following subseries: F035/F1 BCS Library collection F035/F2 BCS Newspaper collection F035/F3 Other reference documentation The series contains, among other documents, bibliographies, bibliographic records, biographies, catalogues, drawings, flyers, class papers, interview transcripts, reproductions of historical documents, reviews, poems, essays, speeches, summaries of newspaper articles, song texts, short stories, lists, leaflets, brochures, newsletters, pamphlets, play scripts, booklets, studies, accession records, photographs, thesis, reports, magazine and newspaper articles, correspondence, newspapers, magazines, subscriptions, notes, and press releases.
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- Genre / form
- Multiple media
- Harvested
- 2026-10-15T17:01:14Z · source datestamp n/a · ead