Flyer for two events hosted by the Junior Black Academy of Arts and Letters. One of the events was on January 12, 1990 and featured flutist Bobbi Humphrey in a Jazz Revue. The other event featured Melba Moore on January 14, 1990 in the annual Black Music and the Civil Rights Movement Concert which featured a 175-voice choir.

Video footage from The Black Academy of Arts and Letters recorded during the celebratory weekend held in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. of Jazz singer and flutist Bobbi Humphrey on Friday, January 12th. The footage shows Humphrey, accompanied by guitars and drums, mid-performance in a matching blue leather jacket and skirt set singing and playing the flute to various tempos and styles of jazz music.

Video footage from The Black Academy of Arts and Letters recorded during the celebratory weekend held in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. of jazz singer and flutist Bobbi Humphrey on Friday, January 12th, 1990. The footage shows Humphrey, accompanied by guitars and drums, mid-performance in a matching blue leather jacket and skirt set singing and playing the flute to various tempos and styles of jazz music.

Photograph of Lee Bilal, a security officer dressed in his Shields Agency uniform, seated in his office as his portrait is taken. Bilal is seated in front of other portraits of young men in their uniforms.

Photograph of Lee Bilal, a security guard officer, dressed in his formal attire and posing in front of his bookcase for his portrait to be taken.

Photograph of Lee Bilal, a security officer dressed in his Shields Agency uniform, seated in his office as his portrait is taken. Bilal is seated in front of other portraits of young men in their uniforms.

Photograph of Marzelle Cooper-Hill sitting on her sofa in the living room of her home, next to the corner with her large growing indoor plants. Hill is holding her walking cane in her right hand and looking off into the distance as her portrait is taken.

Photograph of Marzelle Cooper-Hill seated in her rocking chair in the comfort of her own home, posing for her picture to be taken in front of her family's portraits.

Photograph of Marzelle Cooper-Hill, seated in her rocking chair that is placed in front of a wall with photographs of children and other family members.

Photograph of Marzelle Cooper-Hill's rocking chair and family portraits in her home.

Photograph of Marzelle Cooper-Hill's rocking chair and family portraits in her home.

Photograph of Marzelle Cooper-Hill, seated in her rocking chair that is placed in front of a wall with photographs of children and other family members.

Photograph of Marzelle Cooper-Hill's rocking chair and family portraits in her home.

Photograph of Marzelle Cooper-Hill's rocking chair and family portraits in her home.

Photograph of Lee Bilal, a security officer dressed in his Shields Agency uniform, seated in his office as his portrait is taken. Bilal is seated in front of other portraits of young men in their uniforms.

Photograph of Marzelle Cooper-Hill sitting on her sofa in the living room of her home, next to the corner with her large growing indoor plants. Hill is holding her walking cane in her right hand and looking off into the distance as her portrait is taken.

Photograph of Reverend J. D. Mooring posing in the sanctuary of a church, amid a row of chairs, with his hands braced on the back of two chairs and a book under his left hand. On the right side of the image, there are two decorative windows and one corner of the front of the sanctuary is visible behind him.

Photograph of Willie Parker, a U. S. Armed Forces personnel dressed in his uniform and wearing his garrison side-cap reads "American Ex-Prisoners of War." Parker is seen standing in front of a memorial with the names of fallen soldiers.

Photograph of Reverend J. D. Mooring, wearing dark-colored robes, posing amid a row of chairs in a church sanctuary with a copy of the New Testament and Psalms under his left arm. One side of the sanctuary is visible behind him, including a portion of the raised front area of the church and decorative windows along the wall on the right side of the image.

Photograph of the Reverend Zan W. Holmes Jr. standing at his podium and speaking directly into the microphone.

Photograph of Reverend J. D. Mooring posing in the sanctuary of a church, amid a row of chairs, with his hands braced on the back of two chairs and a book under his left hand. On the right side of the image, there are two decorative windows and one corner of the front of the sanctuary is visible behind him.

Photograph of Willie Parker, a U. S. Armed Forces personnel dressed in his uniform and wearing his garrison side-cap reads "American Ex-Prisoners of War." Parker is seen standing in front of a memorial with the names of fallen soldiers.

Photograph of the Reverend Zan W. Holmes Jr. seated in a chair and resting his head against his hand.

Photograph of Willie Parker, a U. S. Armed Forces personnel dressed in his uniform and displaying a badge on his coat that reads "American Ex-Prisoners of War." Parker is seen standing in front of a memorial with the names of fallen soldiers.