Home > Items Browse Items (2149 total) Sort by: Title Subject Date Added Russell Edwards Russell Edwards Russell Edwards Russell Edwards Ruby Farrington Simons - On the African American freedom struggle and Civil Rights Movement in Chapel Hill Audio recordings of interviews conducted by Yonni Chapman with participants in the African American freedom struggle and the civil rights movement in and around Chapel Hill, N.C. Ruby Farrington Simons - On the African American freedom struggle and Civil Rights Movement in Chapel Hill Ruby Farrington Simons Ruby Farrington Simons Ruby Farrington carried by Chapel Hill Police Chapel Hill Police Detective Lindy Pendergrass carries Ruby Farrington to the police van following her arrest at a sit-in on Franklin Street. Police Chief William Blake stands at far left with his back to the camera. Ruby Farrington carried by Chapel Hill Police Ruby Farrington (right) and Arthur B. Simons (left) lead a sit-in that paralyzes Franklin Street on February 8, 1964. Ruby Farrington (right) and Arthur B. Simons (left) lead a sit-in that paralyzes Franklin Street on February 8, 1964. Ruby and Arthur moved together to Boston, where they were married in 1965; (marriage was still illegal in NC at the time). Ruby Farrington (right) and Arthur B. Simons (left) lead a sit-in that paralyzes Franklin Street on February 8, 1964. Roster of Ministers at St. Joseph CME Church St. Joseph CME Church has maintained a roster of their ministers from 1932 to the present. Photos courtesy of Mrs. Patricia Jackson and St. Joseph CME Church Roster of Ministers at St. Joseph CME Church Rosemary Ezra - On the African American freedom struggle and Civil Rights Movement in Chapel Hill “I guess I’d like to be remembered as someone who stood up for something she thought was right.” - Rosemary Ezra This interview is a part of a series conducted by Yonni Chapman that focuses on African American participants in the freedom struggle and civil rights movement in and around Chapel Hill,… Rosemary Ezra - On the African American freedom struggle and Civil Rights Movement in Chapel Hill Rosemary Ezra Rosemary Ezra Rosa McMasters Prayloe This interview is part of a group of interviews conducted by Susan Simone exploring the lives and struggle of various members of the Northside community: a historically black and primarily residential neighborhood located immediately northwest of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and… Rosa McMasters Prayloe Rosa McMasters Prayloe Rosa McMasters Prayloe Ronnie Bynum - Speaking about racial tensions and his family history In this interview, Ronnie Bynum discusses his family history, including the career of his grandmother as a midwife and the changes she witnessed on Airport Road, which is now MLK Boulevard. He talks about how much he learned from his grandmother, and how easily it is for the fabric of an extended… Ronnie Bynum - Speaking about racial tensions and his family history Ronnie Bynum - On the need for a pool (clip) Ronnie Bynum - On the need for a pool (clip) Ronnie Bynum - On the construction of AD Clark Pool (clip) Ronnie Bynum - On the construction of AD Clark Pool (clip) Ronnie Bynum - On Martin Luther King, Jr. (clip) Ronnie Bynum - On Martin Luther King, Jr. (clip) Ronnie Bynum - On his faith and spirituality Ronnie Bynum - On his faith and spirituality Ronnie Bynum - On community creating change (clip) Ronnie Bynum - On community creating change (clip) Ronnie Bynum - Carrboro Klan (clip) In this audio clip, Ronnie Bynum talks to Heidi Dodson about what it was like in Carrboro before and after desegregation. Ronnie Bynum - Carrboro Klan (clip) Ronnie Bynum "As far as Carrboro, back in the day, at 5:00, 5:30—before it gets dark—you can’t be across the railroad track—by Rise Biscuit. … Why? Because the Klan will hurt you. You gotta fight your way in and fight your way out." - Ronnie Bynum Ronnie Bynum was born in Chapel Hill in 1959 as one of seven… Ronnie Bynum Rogers Road "You’re driven by just wanting to make the community, in a way, like what you had. Where they have a place, a physical place, where there’s beauty around them, you know, environmental beauty, where they’re safe...I want young people to have the same sense of security that we had ." - Minister… Rogers Road Rodney Taylor - On community involvement This interview is part of the Marian Cheek Jackson Center’s Life History Series. Rodney Taylor Sr., a current member and trustee at Barbee’s Chapel Baptist Church, has had a lifelong passion for community involvement. Mr. Taylor was born on June 26, 1958 in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. His… Rodney Taylor - On community involvement Rodney Taylor Rodney Taylor Rock Wall "A lot of people, when they would walk from Northside...walking back, they would just sit on the rock wall right there in front of [Willie Mae Patterson's] house. We used to sit there and just reflect on life and rest." - Keith Edwards, Civil Rights Story Circle interview At the front edge of the… Rock Wall Robyn Tolliver - On the African American freedom struggle and Civil Rights Movement in Chapel Hill Audio recordings of interviews conducted by Yonni Chapman with participants in the African American freedom struggle and the civil rights movement in and around Chapel Hill, N.C. Robyn Tolliver - On the African American freedom struggle and Civil Rights Movement in Chapel Hill Previous Page ... 13 14 15 16 17 ... Next Page
