Box 1

Scope and Contents From the Series:

The first series comprises 262 folders of notes, letters, and cards written to and by bell hooks. Most items are incoming correspondence from personal and business associates. The series is organized alphabetically by surname. Letters from persons whose surnames could not be identified follow the surname folders. The series concludes with private letters to and from family members and close friends that is restricted from public access during the lifetimes of the named correspondents.

Scope and Contents Zillah Eisenstein post card, postmarked 2007 May 21. Image on reverse: The Dream by Frida Kahlo. Zillah Eisenstein post card, circa 2002. Image on the reverse: Sisters by Melinda Moore Lampkin. Zillah Eisenstein card, not dated, 2014. Printed greeting: "Peppers and roses for us all." Zillah Eisenstein holidays card, not dated. Image on reverse: red high heel boot with white top, green background by Diana Marye Huff. Zillah Eisenstein holidays card, not dated....

Scope and Contents Prof. Roslyn Farrington letter, 2006 Jun 23, on Portland State University letterhead paper. The following 32 letters were written by students in class WS 308U: Amanda Rosetta letter (2 sheets), 2006 May 30 Carletta Howard letter (2 sheets), 2006 June 5 Avra Weimer letter, 2006 June 6. Jennifer Finn letter (3 sheets), 2006 June 10 Cathy Jackson-Zellmer letter (3 sheets), 2006 June 11 Tiffany King letter (2 sheets), 2006 June 11 Chris Cushman letter (2...

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Barbara Fenig letter, 2006 December 2
Eric Robertson note describing a Kirdi cache sexe, 2006 November 11

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Beth Feagan card, not dated. Image: geometric design.
Beth Feagan note, not dated.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

The first series comprises 262 folders of notes, letters, and cards written to and by bell hooks. Most items are incoming correspondence from personal and business associates. The series is organized alphabetically by surname. Letters from persons whose surnames could not be identified follow the surname folders. The series concludes with private letters to and from family members and close friends that is restricted from public access during the lifetimes of the named correspondents.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

The first series comprises 262 folders of notes, letters, and cards written to and by bell hooks. Most items are incoming correspondence from personal and business associates. The series is organized alphabetically by surname. Letters from persons whose surnames could not be identified follow the surname folders. The series concludes with private letters to and from family members and close friends that is restricted from public access during the lifetimes of the named correspondents.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

The first series comprises 262 folders of notes, letters, and cards written to and by bell hooks. Most items are incoming correspondence from personal and business associates. The series is organized alphabetically by surname. Letters from persons whose surnames could not be identified follow the surname folders. The series concludes with private letters to and from family members and close friends that is restricted from public access during the lifetimes of the named correspondents.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

The first series comprises 262 folders of notes, letters, and cards written to and by bell hooks. Most items are incoming correspondence from personal and business associates. The series is organized alphabetically by surname. Letters from persons whose surnames could not be identified follow the surname folders. The series concludes with private letters to and from family members and close friends that is restricted from public access during the lifetimes of the named correspondents.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

The first series comprises 262 folders of notes, letters, and cards written to and by bell hooks. Most items are incoming correspondence from personal and business associates. The series is organized alphabetically by surname. Letters from persons whose surnames could not be identified follow the surname folders. The series concludes with private letters to and from family members and close friends that is restricted from public access during the lifetimes of the named correspondents.