Subject Files, 1980s-2010 and undated
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The Subject Files series was largely created by El-Amin, with additional subjects added in processing to account for loose pages in the collection. Topics heavily represented include Muhammad Ahmad, community organizing and its many components, healthcare, South Africa and apartheid, North Carolina, and workplace safety. There are also subject files for several countries, as well as materials about Hurricane Katrina.
While there is some overlap between the Subject Files and the Organizations and Movements series, the Subject Files are generally more generic information about a movement or topic, whereas the Organizations series highlights El-Amin's involvement in a particular group or protest. Subjects have been arranged alphabetically.
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