References Fire !!   SELECTED HOLDINGS RELATING TO AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORY AND SOCIAL JUSTICE ISSUES IN THE GOLDA MEIR . Let Us Build a National Negro Congress / by John P. Davis [Washington]: National Sponsoring Committee, National Negro Congress, 1935] FBI File on the National Negro Congress. Wilmington, Del.: Scholarly Resources, 1987.   John Preston Davis Papers Let Us Build a National Negro Congress The National Negro Congress of 1936 Schomburg Manuscript Collections Debate at Bates College Ralph Bunche Hidden Urban Jewels African Americans, Culture and Communism (Part 1): Protesting Lynching: A National Crime, 1934 The Status of the Negro under the New Deal The History of the Minimum Wage Lift Every Voice and Sing   Lift Every Voice: John Preston Davis and the National Negro Congress," a 1991 film by Robert Branham, professor of speech and rhetoric, and Melissa Friedling, documents the life of a 1926 Bates College alumnus who fought for social and racial justice. A discussion with members of the history department, including Hilmar Jensen, assistant professor of history, who is interviewed in the film and recently completed a biography on Davis, will follow the film. Civilizing Capitalism The Days of Hope |Davis Collection| |Centenary| |Introduction| |Biography| |Our World | |Photo Gallery| |Davis Family| |References| |Educational Resources| |The Press Room| |Collection | |Rev DeMond| |Dr. W. H. Davis | |Contact Us| |Mike Davis|