Tag Archives: Kevin L. Bradley
Ernie “The Express” Davis
Today’s blog was written by Kevin L. Bradley, Archives Technician in the Motion Picture, Sound, and Video Division at the National Archives in College Park, Maryland In 1961, Ernie Davis became the first African American to win the Heisman Trophy. … Continue reading
ROTW: “Teamwork”: African-American Soldiers during World War II
Today’s record was submitted by Kevin L. Bradley, Archives Technician in the Motion Picture, Sound, and Video Division at the National Archives in College Park, Maryland Why We Fight is a series of short films commissioned by the US … Continue reading
USS Mason, USS PC-1264, and the African-American Crews during World War II
This record of the week was written by Dr. Tina L. Ligon, Archivist and Kevin Bradley, Archives Technician at the National Archives at College Park, Maryland In 1941, the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) wrote a … Continue reading
Posted in Military, World War II Era
Tagged Franklin D. Roosevelt, Kevin L. Bradley, NAACP, PC-1264, Samuel L. Gravely, Tina L. Ligon, US Navy, USS Mason
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African-American Art: From the Congo to 42nd Street and Beyond
Today’s blog is written by Kevin L. Bradley, Archives Technician in the Motion Picture, Sound, and Video Division at the National Archives in College Park, Maryland African-American art has been a vital part of the American experience from the time … Continue reading
