Publications

The MIT Black History Project is committed to collecting, developing, curating, and preserving content on the Black experience at MIT dating back to 1865. We are also currently working with others to bring this knowledge to bear on the challenges we all face within the greater scope of the Institute’s mission and accomplishments.
Gloria Green Hooks

Transcript: Interview with Gloria Green, 1997

Gloria G. Hooks and Clarence G. Williams
Oral History 1990s
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Paul Gray

A Bit More About Paul and Priscilla Gray, 2017

Clarence G. Williams and Mary Rowe
Article 2010s
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Technology Review MIT News cover Jan/Feb 2018

The Remarkable Career of Shirley Ann Jackson, 2017

Amanda Schaffer
Article 2010s
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African American Women Chemists in the Modern Era, 2018

African American Women Chemists in the Modern Era, 2018

Jeannette E. Brown
Book 2010s
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HS student visitors to MIT, 1972

The BSU at 50, 2018

Alice Waugh/Technology Review
Article 2010s
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Phil Freelon

What I Wish I Knew: An Untold History of African-American Architects (2016)

Phil Freelon
Article 2010s
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Creating a STEM-based Economic Pillar for the Caribbean: A Blueprint, 2019

Cardinal Warde and Dinah Sah
Article 2010s
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Phillip L. Clay

Phillip Clay: Reflections on the Black Experience at MIT, 1996

Phillip L. Clay; Clarence G. Williams
Oral History 1990s
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Dream Builder: The Story of Architect Philip Freelon, 2020

Dream Builder: The Story of Architect Philip Freelon, 2020

Kelly Starling Lyons (Author); Laura Freeman (Illustrator); Philip Freelon (Afterword)
Book 2020s
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