Home > Items Browse Items (2217 total) Sort by: Title Subject Date Added Carol Brooks and Keith Edwards - On the Civil Rights Movement in Chapel Hill "But they just didn’t want us to integrate, that was the biggest problem." - Carol Brooks The interviewees provide an overview of the Chapel Hill Civil Rights Movement. They specifically note the emotion of CRM marches of Chapel Hill, Raleigh, and Durham in 1963. They speak on Watt’s Hotel… Carol Brooks and Keith Edwards - On the Civil Rights Movement in Chapel Hill Carol Brooks and Keith Edwards - On Civil Rights protests (clip) Keith Edwards: Yeah, 1966 when they fully integrated. Cause I went there in the seventh grade, and I was just eleven years old. We went on Franklin Street. Carol Brooks: See that was back in ’64, in ’63…That’s when we were cheerleaders for Lincoln High School. Patricia Atwater, Evelyn Walker, and… Carol Brooks and Keith Edwards - On Civil Rights protests (clip) Carol Brooks Carol Books was young when the Civil Rights Movement came to Chapel Hill, but she remembers how it felt to be here at that time. After she graduated from Lincoln High School, she attended Durham Tech. She devoted 32 years of her life to serving UNC’s Pediatric Ward, work which she loved and misses… Carol Brooks Carlton's Rock Pile "That was a very bad experience, because about four or five of us walked in, and Buddy Teagert was the leader, and he said 'sit on the floor..." And then the owner came over and said 'There’s dirt on the floor, I’m going to mop it'” and then he started to pour ammonia on people, hold their nose. So… Carlton's Rock Pile Carlton Eversley at the Black Church Panel Carlton Eversley at the Black Church Panel Carlton Eversley - On his family, church, and participation in civil service organizations "When we have these race conversations there’s this sort of false view, you know, that it’s 'tit for tat,' it’s even steven, that if a Black man says, 'I want Black power,' and a white man says, 'I want white power,' that it’s the same thing. It is not." - Carlton Eversley This interview highlights… Carlton Eversley - On his family, church, and participation in civil service organizations Carlton Eversley Dr. Reverend Carlton Eversley passed away September 16, 2019. Eversley was a pastor at Delbrook Presbyterian Church, a servant in the Winston Salem/Forsyth community, a civil rights activist, a speaker, an organizer, an advocate for a better school system, and a believer in justice. He left his mark… Carlton Eversley Capital City Capital City Campus Y Charlie Jones was the first person to bring a group of us high school students together and we met at the YMCA on campus...Charlie Jones had a daughter that was a junior at the same time, and he pulled together a group of black high school students and students from the white high school. We met on… Campus Y Business Before the federal Civil Rights Act of 1964 required white restaurants and businesses to open to Black patrons, Black residents served themselves, whether in Durham’s bustling Black business districts or in the Black-owned shops, restaurants, hotel, movie theatre, and pool hall on the west end of… Business Burnice Hackney - recounts his experience during the integration of Chapel Hill high school (clip) BG: You had mentioned that you learned either late in the school term or during the summer that you were going to go to Chapel Hill High and you had some feelings about that that were just expressed to me while we were changing the tapes. BH: Right. My personal preference of course being a senior… Burnice Hackney - recounts his experience during the integration of Chapel Hill high school (clip) Burnice Hackney - on his football coach's influence and impact (clip) BG: Were there any other things about the football team that you remember that you want to share? BH: Mainly Coach Peerman the team-. Actually Coach Bradshaw was there and went on to great success. He's also a member of the Hall of Fame. He was there before I got there and before Coach Peerman, but… Burnice Hackney - on his football coach's influence and impact (clip) Burnice Hackney - on his educational experience post-integration (clip) BG: Did you feel that you were treated the same as a student as the white teachers as the whites were treated when you went Chapel Hill High in '66? BH: I don't have a recollection of being treated differently, it's just maybe a sense of identifying with their teacher or the teacher identifying with… Burnice Hackney - on his educational experience post-integration (clip) Burnice Hackney - On family, school integration, and inequality in Chapel Hill 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… Burnice Hackney - On family, school integration, and inequality in Chapel Hill Burnice Hackney "I grew up with my grandparents. My grandfather was a third generation farmer. We had a 100-acre farm and were pretty much self-sufficent…My grandparents have a lot of love. My grandmother was loved by hundreds if not thousands of people." - Burnice Hackney Burnice Hackney Builders Builders Bruce Manning - On education Bruce Manning - On education Brother Robert Revels leads neighbors in song at the “Facing Our Neighbors” multi-media exhibit and festival, 2010. Brother Robert Revels leads neighbors in song at the “Facing Our Neighbors” multi-media exhibit and festival, 2010. Brother Robert Revels leads neighbors in song at the “Facing Our Neighbors” multi-media exhibit and festival, 2010. Brooke Sobolewski responds artistically to stories of community in Northside Brooke Sobolewski responds artistically to stories of community in Northside Brittany Harrison Brittany Harrison Brianna Harrison Brianna Harrison Brian Toomey - On his outreach work and services of the health center Brian Toomey majored in History and wanted to teach after graduation. He moved to Carrboro in 2010 from Massachusetts. He speaks in detail about the services of the health center he works at and the outreach work for the Northside Neighborhood. Toomey notes that one of the difficulties of reaching… Brian Toomey - On his outreach work and services of the health center Brian Toomey Brian Toomey Brentton Harrison and Hudson Vaughan Brentton Harrison and Hudson Vaughan Previous Page ... 79 80 81 82 83 ... Next Page
