Jesus and Justice: Nannie Helen Burroughs and the Struggle for Civil Rights

Burroughs Nannie Helen 1930a. Letter to Mrs. M. C. Treat (September 8), Pasadena, CA., Manuscript Division, Library of Congress (LC).

Burroughs Nannie Helen 1930b. Letter to Mrs. M. C. Treat (November 8), Pasadena, CA., LC.

Burroughs Nannie Helen 1934. Letter to Mrs. Robert Steel (May 5), Shreveport, LA., LC.

Burroughs Nannie Helen 1935. Letter to Anson Phelps Stokes (June 28), Washington, DC., LC.

Burroughs Nannie Helen 1943. Letter to Mrs. Belle Pinn Taylor (March 5), West Philadelphia, PA., LC.

Burroughs Nannie Helen 1945. Letter to Mrs. H. B. Stabler (January 8), Washington, DC., LC.

Burroughs Nannie Helen 1954. Letter to Mrs. Fannie B. Shaw (September 21), Anadarko, OK., LC.

Burroughs Nannie Helen 1958. Letter to Thelma Stevens (January 10), New York, NY., LC.

Burroughs Nannie Helen 1959. Letter to Eddie R. Stinson (September 29), Griffin, GA., LC.

Burroughs Nannie Helen nd.a. “Here are My Predictions for 1957.” Papers of Nannie Helen Burroughs, Library of Congress, Speeches and Writings file.

Burroughs Nannie Helen nd.b. Twelve Things the Negro Must Do for Himself and Twelve Things White People Must Stop Doing to the Negro. Papers of Nannie Helen Burroughs, Library of Congress, Speeches and Writings file.

Burroughs Nannie Helen ndc. “What the Negro Wants Politically.” Papers of Nannie Helen Burroughs, Library of Congress, Speeches and Writings file.

Burroughs Nannie Helen nd.d. “When Truth Gets a Hearing,” successive drafts. Papers of Nannie Helen Burroughs, Library of Congress, Speeches and Writings file.