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Speech by Dorothy Boulding Ferebee, M.D. entitled "Planned Parenthood as a Public Health Measure for the Negro Race," January 29th, 1942
Typed press release of speech, distributed by the Birth Control Federation of America, Inc. (5 pages)
Speech by Mary McLeod Bethune, n.d. (circa 1942-45), untitled
Typed article on family planning for the Negro family. The address of the Division of Negro Service's office in New York is at the top of the first page (3 pages).
Letter by Mary McLeod Bethune, December 19, 1941
Form letter on Birth Control Federal of America, Inc., Division of Negro Service letterhead. - typed note at top of letter, "150 State & Local leaders of Nat'l Council of Negro Women received this letter."
Distribution of Birth Control Centers and Services issued by the Planned Parenthood Federation of American Inc., listing birth control centers throughout the United States, March 17, 1941
A typed list issued by the Planned Parenthood Federation of American Inc., setting forth birth control centers throughout the United States
Pamphlet, "National Leaders Agree--Planned Parenthood Means Better Families," undated
Cover depicts Faces and quotes from: (i) A. Philip Randolph; (ii) Dr. Mary McLeod Bethune; (iii) Mrs. Estelle Masse Riddle; and (iv) Paul B. Cornely, M.D. (4 pages total)
Pamphlet, "Plan Your Family for Health and Happiness," undated
Cover has headshot of a smiling African American toddler (4 pages total)
Pamphlet, "How to Establish a Birth Control Clinic," undated
Includes graphic images on the front showing the 7 steps to starting a birth control clinic (12 pages total)
Mary McLeod Bethune, undated
Black and White portrait of Mary McLeod Bethune
Visiting nurse and child, 1940
Black and white photograph of an African American nurse looking down at a toddler