Illustrated flyer advertising The Psychiatric Sit-Com of Here and Now, an event held on May 12th, 1990 by the Mexic-Arte Museum in Austin, Texas. The flyer depicts two figures. The first figure grins as a disembodied hand points a gun in their direction, a speech-bubble saying: "I hear the voice of anorexia." The second figure wears a policeman's hat and is disembodied from the shoulders down, smirking as a speech bubble says: "One of these days Alice! One of these days!!"

Photograph of Barbara Jordan attending a University of Texas commencement ceremony. She is seated at a banquet table with three other people. There are large slices of cake on the table.

Photograph of Barbara Jordan attending a University of Texas commencement ceremony. She is seated at a table with three other people around her.

Photograph of Barbara Jordan attending a University of Texas commencement ceremony. She is in a wheelchair surrounded by six other people.

A letter from Georgia Cotrell to the Texas Human Rights Foundation dated May 15, 1990. The letter is in regards to an advertisement that appeared in the Sunday's paper of Austin American-Statesment and she is including a copy of her resume to apply to the position advertised.

Video footage from the KXAS-TV/NBC station in Fort Worth, Texas, to accompany a news story. This story aired at 6 P.M.

Video footage from the KXAS-TV/NBC station in Fort Worth, Texas, to accompany a news story. This story aired at 3 P.M.

A letter from Andrew (Andy) B. Scanlon to the Texas Human Rights Foundation, applying to the position of Director of Development and Administration. Attached to his letter is his resume.

A resume submitted to the Texas Human Rights Foundation from a Stephen J. Ruffin, 7600 Woodhollow Dr. #1117 Austin, Texas, 78731.

A letter from Anne Katheryn Campbell to Mr. Alan H. Levi, of the Texas Human Rights Foundation, thanking Mr. Levi for sending a copy of a job description and the pamphlet describing job functions. The letter serves as Campbell's job application for the position available at the Texas Human Rights Foundation.

Text for a speech given by Barbara C. Jordan at the Southwest Meeting of the American Assembly at the LBJ Library in Austin, Texas. The speech is about social welfare policies.