Video footage from the Tommie L. Wyatt Collection. The video is from Michael Lofton's talk show where Tommie L. Wyatt and A. Evans were guests. Topics discussed include the importance of Black media and the importance of the Black vote in American politics.

Video footage from the Tommie L. Wyatt Collection. The video is from Michael Lofton's talk show where Tommie L. Wyatt was a guest. Topics discussed include the history of the Villager newspaper, the history of the Black registry, the importance of Black media, and the importance of the Black vote.

Video recording of archival news footage by National Cable Satellite Corporation (C-SPAN) on South African anti-apartheid revolutionary, political leader Nelson Mandela. Nelson Mandela addressed a rally at the Washington Convention Center during his 3-day visit to the city.

Video footage from The Black Academy of Arts and Letters recorded during the 3 pm matinee show of Flatback and Collared Greens at the Clarence Muse Cafe Theatre on October 21st, 2000. The footage shows the stage set with a dining room and the play begins with the introduction of all the members of the family. After the introductions, the drama ensues in heated conversations around the table about morals, religion, generational differences and comedy.

"After Goodbye, An Aids Story," a production of KERA video from The Dallas Gay and Lesbian Community. The video footage contains interviews, personal stories, archival news clips pertaining to the history of the LGBTQ+ community in Dallas from the late 1970s through the 1990s as the community dealt with the AIDs crisis and the death of loves ones as a result.

Video footage from The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston Texas, on the granite sculpture artist Jesus Bautista Moroles. The video footage was part of the D. Jack Davis Art Education Collection, materials he accumulated that pertain to the history of art education. The second half of the video, also pertains to sculpture artist Jesus Moroles with video footage from De Colores Productions, KUHT-TV, and Dick Young Productions.

Video recording of archival news footage by National Cable Satellite Corporation (C-SPAN) on South African anti-apartheid revolutionary, political leader Nelson Mandela. Nelson Mandela addressed a rally at the Washington Convention Center during his 3-day visit to the city.

Photograph of an unidentified woman clapping her hands above her head.

Photograph of an unidentified man and woman arriving together on the red carpet.

Photograph of an unidentified woman gazing to the right.

Photograph of Timothy Stickney on stage.

Photograph of Roger E. Mosley and Della Reese reading a program together.

Photograph of Kim Fields speaking on stage from behind the podium.

Photograph of Irma P. Hall and an unidentified man at a gala celebrating the 30th Anniversary of The Black Academy of Arts and Letters, held at the Dallas Convention Center Theatre Complex. The man helps Hall out of a black vehicle.

Photograph of Timothy Stickney standing on stage at the podium.

Photograph of Ella Joyce, Kim Fields, Erykah Badu, and Curtis King conversing on stage with other guests seated around them.

Photograph of several guests on stage, including Della Reese, Albertina Walker, Irma P. Hall, and Curtis King.

Photograph of two unidentified guests arriving at the gala on the red carpet.

Photograph of three unidentified guests, one seated and two standing, conversing.

Photograph of Curtis King posing with several guests, including Albertina Walker, Della Reese, and Kim Fields.

Photograph of Peabo Bryson holding an audience member's hand while performing in front of the stage.

Photograph of a row of three audience members, including Kim Fields.

Photograph of several guests arriving at the event with one guest in the center of the photo raising his right fist in the air.

Photograph of Curtis King, Timothy Stickney, Bill Cobbs, Kirk Franklin, and several other guests posing for a picture.