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Greeting card to Niara Sudarkasa from Isaac Ayinde and Busola Adalemo, thanking Sudarkasa for taking care of Tokunbo.
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Letter to Niara Sudarkasa from Professor I.A. Akinjogbin, University of Ife, providing details on the recent conference on Yoruba, and sending his greetings to her husban[...]
1976-08-25 | Mixed Material | African American Research Library and Cultural Center |
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Letter to Niara Sudarkasa from R.S. Bryce-Laporte, Director of Center for Immigrant and Population Studies at the College of Staten Island, commending the events coordina[...]
1987-10-19 | Mixed Material | African American Research Library and Cultural Center |
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Letter to Niara Sudarkasa from Beverlee Bruce, Howard University, thanking Sudarkasa for serving as a commentator on their panel.
1980-10-27 | Mixed Material | African American Research Library and Cultural Center |
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A statement regarding Niara Sudarkasa to whom it may concern from Harry Mial, Principal of Northside Elementary School, noting the outstanding contributions of Sudarkasa [...]
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Letter to Niara Sudarkasa from Isaac Ayinde Adalemo, Deputy Vice-Chancellor of the University of Lagos, Nigeria, thanking Sudarkasa for welcoming his daughter Tokunbo int[...]
1990-12-20 | Mixed Material | African American Research Library and Cultural Center |
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Letter on behalf of Keziah Awosika from the University of Ibadan to Niara Sudarkasa, informing Sudarkasa of the expectant publication of Conference Proceedings on Women a[...]
1979-03-01 | Mixed Material | African American Research Library and Cultural Center |
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Postcard to Niara Sudarkasa from Kone Bema in République de Côte d'Ivoire.
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On the town in Detroit. Niara Sudarkasa and Tyrone Davis Shaw sitting at a table in Henry's Lounge. Niara Sudarkasa left in picture.
1997-12-18 | Image | African American Research Library and Cultural Center |
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Niara Sudarkasa and others standing outside in front of a gate. Niara Sudarkasa left in picture.
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The African American Research Library and Cultural Center (AARLCC) opened in 2002 as the third public library to hold special collections focusing on the African diaspora. Similar libraries include the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture and the Auburn Avenue Research Library. The library is a branch of the Broward County Library system in Broward County, Florida. AARLCC has an exhibit gallery, 300 seat auditorium, two seminar rooms and a meeting room. The Special Collections and Archives has more than 30,000 cubic feet of archival storage. The two-story building maintains a dual purpose by having meeting spaces (cultural center) on the first floor and public services (library and research center) on the second floor. The library, located in the oldest historically black neighborhood in Fort Lauderdale, is situated within the Reverend Samuel Delevoe Memorial Park and shares the campus with the Broward County Urban League.