Home > Items Browse Items (2170 total) Sort by: Title Subject Date Added Mack Foushee Mack Foushee Mack Foushee This interview is part of an oral history project called Southern Communities: Listening for a Change: Mighty Tigers--Oral HIstories of Chapel Hill's Lincoln High School. The interviewes were conducted from 2000-2001, by Bob Gilgor, with former teachers, staff, and students from Chapel Hill, N.C.'s… Mack Foushee Mackenzie Response Mackenzie Response Mae McLendon Mae was born in the little town of Red Springs, NC. Her mother moved her “kicking and screaming” to Orange County in 1964. She now cannot imagine living anywhere else. She was educated in the Chapel Hill Carrboro City Schools. She earned a B.A. in Sociology and a Master of Social Work from UNC-… Mae McLendon Mae McLendon - On motherhood and attending UNC “I was a member of the Black Student Movement. It was like a year old when I got there so I was very active in that. I was the off-campus minister. We would go to the football games and not stand for the national anthem…as a form of protest.” - Mae McLendonr In this interview, Mae McLendon sits down… Mae McLendon - On motherhood and attending UNC Maggie West Listening Maggie West Listening Major Geer Major Geer Major Geer Major Geer Makla at Youth Cypher Makla at Youth Cypher Makla Thompson Makla Thompson Makla Thompson - On growing up in Carrboro and her family This interview touches on childhood stories from Makla Thompson. Makla talks about her mother, grandmother, and the importance of family. She reflects on growing up in Carrboro, where her grandmother was active in the community as a kind woman, caring for those who could not care for themselves. She… Makla Thompson - On growing up in Carrboro and her family Mama Dip Speaks Mama Dip Speaks Mama Dip's Catering at A Tasteful Affair Mama Dip's Kitchen participated in the Ronald McDonald House of Chapel Hill's event, A Tasteful Affair. Mildred "Mama Dip" Council served food from her restaurant during the tasting event. Photos courtesy of Anita Spring Council Mama Dip's Catering at A Tasteful Affair Mama Dip's Kitchen Mama Dip's Kitchen is a full service restaurant serving traditional southern food since 1976. The restaurant was founded my Mildred "Mama Dip" Council who had previously cooked at Bill's Bar-B-Que, which was owned by her husband's family. She trained all of her children in all aspects of operating… Mama Dip's Kitchen Mama Dip's Kitchen Menus Through the Years Opening in 1976, Mama Dip's Kitchen is a Chapel Hill institution. Scroll through to see different versions of the menu through the years. Photos courtesy of Anita Spring Council Mama Dip's Kitchen Menus Through the Years Mama Kat (Katherine Council) and Nettye Burnette Mama Kat (Katherine Council) and Nettye Burnette Mama Kat and Linda Carver Mama Kat and Linda Carver Mama Kat and Terry Carver Mama Kat and Terry Carver Mama Kat on how to make her amazing pound cake Mama Kat on how to make her amazing pound cake Man carried away by police at a protest A UNC student is carried away during a protest. Man carried away by police at a protest Map of Pritchard's Field Map of Pritchard's Field March leaders at St. Joseph CME Church March leaders address participants in front of St. Joseph CME Church, a renowned headquarters for action and santuary for leaders.From left to right, standing on the steps of St. Joseph’s is: Charlie Foushee, John Fykes, Clementine Self, Carl Watson, Terry Cobb, and Thomas Bynum. Hilliard Caldwell’s… March leaders at St. Joseph CME Church Marchers on Franklin Street protest at segregated Colonial Drug Marchers on Franklin Street protest at segregated Colonial Drug. Marchers on Franklin Street protest at segregated Colonial Drug Marchers protesting segregated facilities. Marchers protesting segregated facilities stop in front of Clarence's Bar and Grill, while owner Clarence Grey and patrons of the restaurant gather at the front door to watch. Marchers protesting segregated facilities. Previous Page ... 50 51 52 53 54 ... Next Page
