Black Studies, administrative materials - Letter from Lawrence Douglas, Division of Educational Studies, to Emory president Sanford S. Atwood, thanking him and the Emory administration for moving forward on the issue of racism on campus, but urging him to move faster on certain issues such as the establishment of an“Afro-American Studies Program” and the hiring of a Black psychologist, as well as an eventual establishment a department of urban studies at Emory - September 18, 1969

MLA

Douglas, Lawrence. Black Studies, Administrative Materials - Letter from Lawrence Douglas, Division of Educational Studies, to Emory President Sanford S. Atwood, Thanking Him and the Emory Administration for Moving Forward on the Issue of Racism on Campus, but Urging Him to Move Faster on Certain Issues Such as the Establishment of an“Afro-American Studies Program” and the Hiring of a Black Psychologist, as Well as an Eventual Establishment a Department of Urban Studies at Emory - September 18, 1969. 1969. Stuart A. Rose Manuscript, Archives, and Rare Book Library, Box 10, Folder 4. https://digital.library.emory.edu/purl/733rv15g43-cor.

APA, 6th edition

Douglas, L. (1969). Black Studies, administrative materials - Letter from Lawrence Douglas, Division of Educational Studies, to Emory president Sanford S. Atwood, thanking him and the Emory administration for moving forward on the issue of racism on campus, but urging him to move faster on certain issues such as the establishment of an“Afro-American Studies Program” and the hiring of a Black psychologist, as well as an eventual establishment a department of urban studies at Emory - September 18, 1969 (Box 10, Folder 4) [Letters (correspondence)]. Stuart A. Rose Manuscript, Archives, and Rare Book Library. https://digital.library.emory.edu/purl/733rv15g43-cor.

Chicago

Douglas, Lawrence. “Black Studies, Administrative Materials - Letter from Lawrence Douglas, Division of Educational Studies, to Emory President Sanford S. Atwood, Thanking Him and the Emory Administration for Moving Forward on the Issue of Racism on Campus, but Urging Him to Move Faster on Certain Issues Such as the Establishment of an‘Afro-American Studies Program’ and the Hiring of a Black Psychologist, as Well as an Eventual Establishment a Department of Urban Studies at Emory - September 18, 1969.” Letters (correspondence). Office of the President Subject Files, 1969. Box 10, Folder 4. Stuart A. Rose Manuscript, Archives, and Rare Book Library. https://digital.library.emory.edu/purl/733rv15g43-cor.