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Dolores Clark - On the Klan (clip)

Interviewed by Kathy Atwater on April 6, 2023

Dolores Clark - On the Klan (clip)

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Oral history interview of Clark, Dolores conducted by Atwater, Kathy on April 6, 2023.

Citation: Marian Cheek Jackson Center, “Dolores Clark - On the Klan (clip),” From the Rock Wall, accessed November 22, 2024, https://fromtherockwall.org/oral-histories/dolores-clark-on-the-klan.

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 Dolores Clark - On the history of Black builders in her family

This interview is part of a series on Black builders in Orange County. Dolores Clark, a long-term resident of Chapel Hill, explains how her family has a history of building several structures, including university buildings, homes, and churches in the Chapel Hill area. Clark describes how her…

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