Photographs of the 2017 Seattle Black Lives Matter Not Black Friday protest.

The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) is an organization dedicated to the protection of constitutional rights and liberties in the United States. The ACLU operates by providing legal counsel in cases involving civil liberties. It has been active in cases relating to academic freedom, separation of church and state, the right to privacy, due process of law, freedom of speech, other freedoms guaranteed in the process of law.

Two pamphlets issued by the Black Panther Party.

The Civic Unity Committee records document the activities of the post-World War II era Seattle civil rights organization through case files, clippings, correspondence, minutes, newsletters, notes, printed ephemera, scrapbooks and subject files.

Album of photographs documenting two CCC camps.

Records of the Seattle chapter of the national civil rights organization.

The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, Seattle Branch records contain administrative records, primarily created between 1952 and 1986, which document the Branch's activities to challenge discrimination and promote economic development.

Administrative records of the NAACP Vancouver, Washington branch.

Images of League functions and events, annual meetings, public demonstrations, staff members, publicity shots, visiting guest speakers, and living conditions in the Central District. Also includes films and videotapes of League activities, including " Seattle Urban League Presents 1969: Report Seattle," National Urban League public service announcements, local and national educational programs.

The Seattle Urban League (later the Urban League of Metropolitan Seattle) is a social service organization created largely for the advocacy, community organization, and development of African Americans, other racial minorities, and the poor, but whose broader mission is to eliminate racial inequality, to create equal opportunity, and to promote self-sufficiency for these populations of Seattle citizens.

This collection contains a minutes book and marriage and financial records of the Second Baptist Church, an Black church in Roslyn, Washington.

Ship Scalers Union, Local 541 represented ship scalers working in the Seattle area from the 1930s until 1986. After World War II, a majority of the members of the local were African Americans.

Administrative records of the UW Afro-American Studies Program.