For African American and Women’s History, the Library Company also applies the following local subject headings:

• African American History  (for all material with any African American aspect)
• African American organizations
• African American poets (for works by African American poets)
• African American publishers (for works published by African American publishers)
• African American translators (for works translated by African Americans)
• African American writers (for works by African American writers)
• African Americans — Relations with Quakers
• African Americans — Religious education
• Black pirates
• Black writers (for any material by or about black writers who are not African American)
• Blacks — Relations with Mayas
• Blacks — Religious education
• Race relations — [Place]
• Slave trade — International law
• Slave trade — Justification — [Country]
• Slavery — Constitutional law
• Slavery — Justification — [Country]
• Slaves — Autobiography
• Slaves — Religious education
• Women artists (for works by women artists as well as about women artists)
• Women biographers (for works by women biographers as well as about women biographers)
• Women booksellers (for works issued by women booksellers; pre-1821)
• Women editors (for works edited by women as well as about women editors)
• Women former owners
• Women in science (for works by women in science as well as about women in science)
• Women printers (for works printed by women printers as well as about women printers)
• Women publishers (for works published by women; post-1820)
• Women translators (for works translated by women as well as about women translators)
• Women writers (for works by women writers)