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A World View of Race. (Bronze Booklet Series. Washington, D.C.: Associates in Negro Folk Education, 1936) 98 pp. Reprint, Port Washington, NY, Kennikat Press, 1968. Reprint, New York, NY: William Greaves Productions, Inc., forthcoming 2002. [excerpt in **] An African American in South Africa:
The Travel Notes of Ralph J. Bunche, A Brief and Tentative Analysis of Negro Leadership. Research memorandum prepared for the Carnegie-Myrdal Study, The Negro in America, New York, 1940. (Available in the archives and on microfilm of the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture of the New York Public Library.) "Conceptions and Ideologies of the Negro Problem." Research memorandum prepared for the Carnegie-Myrdal Study, The Negro in America, New York, 1940. (Available in the archives and on microfilm of the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture of the New York Public Library.) Ideologies, Tactics, and Achievements of Negro Betterment and Interracial Organizations. Research memorandum prepared for the Carnegie-Myrdal Study, The Negro in America, New York, 1940. (Available in the archives and on microfilm of the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture of the New York Public Library.) The Political Status of the Negro. Research memorandum prepared for the Carnegie-Myrdal Study, The Negro in America, New York, 1940. (Available in the archives and on microfilm of the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture of the New York Public Library.) The Political Status of the Negro in the Age of FDR. A version of the research memorandum prepared for the Carnegie-Myrdal Study. Edited, with an introduction by Dewey W. Grantham. (Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1973) 682 pp. The Atlantic Charter and Africa from an American Standpoint . Committee on Africa, The War, and Peace Aims. (New York: Phelps Stokes Fund, 1942) The Anglo-American Caribbean Commission:
An Experiment in Regional Cooperation. American Council of
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"Across the Generation Gap," [c. 1926-27], In: John and Laree Caughey, Los Angeles: Biography of a City (Berkley: University of California Press, 1976) pp. 282-287** "The Fourth Dimension of Personality," (UCLA Commencement Address, June 1927) * "Negro Political Philosophy," 1928 ** "The Negro in Chicago Politics," National Municipal Review 17:5 (May 1928) pp. 282-287 "The "Marxism and the 'Negro Question'," 1929 ** "Thompson-Negro Alliance ," Opportunity , VII, March 1929. pp.78-80. In Herbert Aptheker, ed., Documentary History of the Negro People (NY, Citadel Press, 1990 edition) Vol. III, pp. 618-624. "French Educational Policy in Togoland and Dahomey," Journal of Negro Education 3:1 (January 1934) pp. 69-97** "A Critical Analysis of the Tactics and Programs of Minority Groups," Journal of Negro Education 4:3 (July 1935) pp. 308-320 ** "Triumph -- Or Fiasco?" Race, Publication of the Conference on Social and Economic Aspects of the Race Problem, 1:2 (Summer 1936). pp. 93-96 "A Critique of New Deal Social Planning as It Affects Negros ," Journal of Negro Education 4:1 (January 1936) pp. 59-65** "Education in Black and White," Journal of Negro Education 5:3 (July 1936) pp. 351-358 "Share-Croppers in the United States," The Plebs, Organ of the National Council of Labor Colleges XXIX:9 (September 1937) pp. 213-215 "The Land Equation in Kenya Colony (As Seen by a Kikuyu Chief)," Journal of Negro History 24:1 (January 1939) pp. 33-43 "The Programs of Organizations Devoted to Improvement of the Status of the American Negro," Journal of Negro Education 8:3 (July 1939) pp. 539-550. ** "Report on the Needs of the Negro," For the Republican Program Committee, July 1939. ["Introduction" reprinted in **] "Social Attitudes and the Constitution," Quarterly Review of Higher Education Among Negros, 7:3 (July 1939) pp. 191-194 ["Discussion of Dr. Bunche's Paper...," by T. E. Mckinney, Charles H. Wesky, H. W. Roberts, Warmoth T. Gobbs, Ralph Bunche, pp. 195-201] "Conceptions and Ideologies of the Negro Problem," [selected sections of original memorandum for Myrdal study with introductory note by Ernest Allen, Jr.] Contributions In Black Studies, Five College Black Studies Executive Committee, No. 9/10 (1990-1992) pp. 70-117 "The Role of the University in the Political Orientation of Negro Youth," Journal of Negro Education 9:4 (October 1940) pp. 571-579 ** "Africa and the Current World Conflict," The Negro History Bulletin, Association for the Study of Negro Life and History, 4:1 (October 1940) pp. 11-14. ** "The Framework for a Course in Negro History," Toussaint L'Ouverture Society, Hunter College, NYC. 1940 ** "The Negro's Stake in the World Crisis," Proceedings, 7th Annual Meeting, December 5-6, 1940, Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools for Negros, 1940. pp. 45-59. "Disenfranchisement of the Negro," In: Sterling A. Brown, Arthur P. Davis, and Ulysses Lee eds., The Negro Caravan, (NY, Dryden Press, 1941) pp. 925-936 "The Irua Ceremony Among the Kikuyu of Kiambu District, Kenya," The Journal of Negro History 26:1 (January 1941) pp. 46-65 ** "French and British Imperialism in West Africa," Journal of Negro History, 21:1 (January 1941) pp. 31-46. "The Negro in the Political Life of the United States," Journal of Negro Education 10:3 (July 1941) pp. 567-584 ** "Forward," In: Lunabelle Wedlock, The Reaction of Negro Publications and Organizations to German Anti-Semitism (Howard University Studies in the Social Sciences, 1942) pp. 7-10 "International Trusteeship and Accountability: the Problem of Colonies,"Rights and Liberties in Our Time , (Canadian Institute on Public Affairs, August 1945) pp. 20-31. "Trusteeship and Non-Self-Governing Territories in the Charter of the United Nations," Department of State Bulletin 13 (December 1945) 'Trusteeship and Colonies," New Republic, 115 (October 28, 1946) p. 544. "United Nations Intervention in Palestine,"Colgate Lectures in Human Relations, 1949 (Hamilton, NY, Colgate University, 1949) leaves 17-25. "The Barriers of Race Can Be Surmounted," Vital Speeches, of the Day, (July 1, 1949) pp. 572 "The Alternatives: Peace or Ruin; Justice or Degeneracy," Remarks accepting the Spingarn Medal at the NAACP Annual Convention, July 17, 1949. Printed in: The Crisis,, NAACP, 79:1, (January 1972) "Nothing Is Impossible for the Negro," Negro Digest, (1949) pp. 3-6 ** "An International Bill of Rights," In: Build the Future: Addresses Marking the Inauguration of Charles Spurgeon Johnson (Nashville, Fiske University Press, 1949) pp. 84-90. "The International Trusteeship System," In: Trygve Lie, et al, Peace On Earth (NY, Hermitage House, 1949) pp. 113-125. "Some Reflection on Peace in Our Time," Nobel Peace Prize Lecture, Oslo, Norway, 11 December 1950. Reprinted in: The Crisis, NAACP, January 1972. pp. 22-26 * "What America Means to Me"(as told to Irwin Ross), The American Magazine (February 1950) pp. 19; 122-126 ** "Human Relations and World Peace," Gustavus Adolphus College Commencement and Bernadotte Memorial Dedication, June 4, 1950. (Printed by Gustavus Adolphus College, July 1950) 12 pp. "Democracy: A World Issue," (Commencement Address, Kentucky State College, June 6, 1950) Journal of Negro Education, 19:4 (Autumn 1950) pp. 431-438 "Man, Democracy, and Peace --- Foundations for Peace: Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms," Walgreen Lecture, University of Chicago, 1950 ** "The International Significance of Human Relations," Lincoln's Day Address, Springfield, Illinois, February 12, 1951 * "Equal Justice -- Under Law," Survey, LXXXVII:3, (March 1951) pp. 115-118 "We Can Have Peace," Journal, National Education Association, 40:301 (April 1951). Reprint from Look magazine. "Prospects for Peace: U.N. Building Firm Foundation," Address, Stanford University, April 28, 1951. In: Vital Speeches of the Day, (1951) pp. 489-492. "Freedom Is a Blessing, Not a License: Democracy Gives No Free Rides," Commencement Excesses, Morgan State College, Baltimore, MD., June 4, 1951. In: Vital Speeches of the Day, (1951) pp. 663-666 "Peace and Human Progress," In:World Cooperation and Social Progress: A Symposium (League for Industrial Democracy, 1951) pp. 5-7 "Review and Appraisal of Israeli-Arab Relations," National War College, 1951. ** "Equality Without Qualifications," Phylon, The Atlanta University Review of Race and Culture, 12:3 (1951) pp. 209-218 "NAACP Convention Address," Atlanta, GA, 1951. ** "Introduction," "Conclusion" Part I, "The Palestine Problem," In: Richard Frye, ed., The Near East and the Great Powers, (Cambridge, Mass, Harvard University Press, 1951) pp. 1-5; 70-73; 114-228. "A Statesman Says," Childhood Education, Association for Childhood Education International, 28:1, 1/9/1951/52. p. 6. "Gandhian Seminar," New Delhi, India, 1952. ** "Peace Through Freedom," In: R. Gordon Hoxie, ed., Frontiers for Freedom, (Denver, University of Denver Press, 1952) pp. 278-287 "Peace and the United Nations," Tenth Montague Burton Lecture on International Relations, (The University of Leeds, 1952) 14 pp. "Toward Peace and Freedom: a Vigorous Interpretation of the United Nations," The Christian Century, LXX:156 (April 22, 1953) pp. 479-481 "The Attack on the UN," The Progressive, (June 1953) pp. 12-14 * "United Nations and World Tensions," Pakistan Horizon , Pakistan Institute of International Affairs, 6:2 (June 1953) pp. 43-50 "My Happiest Childhood Memory," Parents' Magazine, May 1954. "The Road to Peace: Learn to Live Together or Perish Together," (Address: National Education Association, 92nd Annual Convention, New York City, June 30, 1954) In:Vital Speeches of the Day, (1954) pp. 654-657. "Good Will Among Men," Bulletin, National Education Association, 43:6 (September 1954). pp. 355-356. "Presidential Address," American Political Science Review 47:4 (December 1954) pp. 961-971 "Forward," In: Walter F. White, How Far
the Promised Land (NY, Viking Press, 1955) pp. ix-xii" "Peace Must be Wages," Colliers, 136:30 (December 23, 1955) p. 30. "Ten Years of United Nations, " Think, Published by the International Business Machines Corp. (October, 1955) pp. 3-5 "Peaceful Uses of Atomic Energy," The Ecumenical Review, World Council of Churches, VIII:4 (July 1956) pp. 378-380 "U.N. -- Trustee for the Human Community," In: Robert Cousins, ed., The Will To Think: a Treasury of Ideas and Ideals from the Pages of Think (NY, Farror, Straus, and Cudaley, 1957) pp. 483-487 "Prayer For A Future World," Parents Magazine, 32:186 (October 1957) p. 186. "Taming the Atom at the U.N.," Think, Published by IBM Corp. (February 1958) pp. 14-17. "Ralph Bunche Interview" (by L. Baron) Seventeen Magazine, 20:95 (January 1961) pp. 95 & 101. "The Emergence of the American Negro," In: Harlan Cleveland, ed., The Promise of World Tensions (NY, Macmillan, 1961) pp. 95-100 "Entire Equality Must and Will Be," (Address, NAACP Annual Meeting, July 6, 1962) In: Herbert Aptheker, ed., Documentary History of the Negro People (NY, Citadel Press, 1990 edition, Vol. 7) pp. 154-157. "Why I Went to Jackson," [meditation on Medgar Evers funeral service] Crisis,, NNACP, June-July 1963 (Reprinted in Crisis 80:6, June-July 1973) "March on Montgomery Speech," 1965 ** "The United Nations Operation in the Congo," In: Andrew W. Cordier and Wilder Foote, eds., The Quest for Peace: The Dag Hammarskjold Memorial Lectures (NY, Columbia University Press, 1965) pp. 119-138 ** "Upheavals in the Ghettos," 1967 ** "The Black Revolution," 1968 ** "On the United Nations in 1964," In: Charles F. Madden, ed., Talks With Social Scientists (Carbondale, Southern Illinois University Press, 1968) pp. 130-142 "Teacher I'll Never Forget," Parents Magazine, 43:50 (December 1968) p. 50. 'The United Nations and the African Revolution, 1960-1969," (Recorded interview), The Nigerian Journal, Nigerian Students Union of America, 7:1 (Winter 1969). pp. 32-35; 60-64. A Conversation with Ralph Bunche," (conducted by Mary Harrington Hall) Psychology Today, (April 1969) pp. 49-58 "On Race: The Alienation of Modern Man," Fifth East-West Philosophers Conference, Honolulu, Hawaii, July 10, 1969. *& ** "My Most Unforgettable Character," Reader's Digest (September 1969) pp. 45-49. "A Talk With Ralph Bunche," Holiday Magazine,
47:27 (April 1970) p. 27 * Reproduced in: Benjamin Rivlin,
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A series of 14 video modules on the life and legacy of Ralph Bunche will be available to teachers, scholars and special interest groups in time for the 2003 Bunche Centenary. Based on the acclaimed documentary film, Ralph Bunche: An American Odyssey, which premiered as a PBS prime-time special in 2001, the series fills in parts of the Bunche narrative that were not covered in the 2-hour TV film and explores other important areas and issues in greater depth. The modules, which will very in length between 20 and 40 minutes, are designed not only for high school social studies but also for college level courses in the U.S. and world history, political science, international relations, peace and conflict management and African American Studies. Like the two-hour documentary, the series is based on the biography of Ralph Bunche by Brian Urquhart and will be narrated by Sidney Poitier. It is being produced by William Greaves Productions with funding from the Carnegie Corporation of New York and Camille and William H. Cosby, Jr. Please find below the list of the modules
with the approximate running time of each. The modules will be available
for purchase individually or as a series. For more information about the video modules, please contact Louise Arthur at William Greaves Productions, 212-2665-6150, fax: 212-315-0027, email: info@williamgreaves.com.
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