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Mrs. Marian Cheek Jackson's College Diploma
This is a scan of Mrs. Marian Cheek Jackson's diploma from St. Augustine's College in 1946.
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Terrence Foushee - On pursuing a business major (clip)
Kathryn Wall (KW): You mentioned that you were a business major when you came right out of high school. What made you inclined in that direction initially? Terrence Foushee (TF): I don’t know. [laughter] I don’t know at all. I think that my…
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Midway Business District
"I’ve heard stories from people that were around when there were Black owned businesses and most people that owned those businesses were family members or they knew the kid’s parents. It was really easy for them to come in and just hang around and…![Mildred_Council_[Mama_Dip]- (2).png](https://fromtherockwall-files--prod.s3.amazonaws.com/square_thumbnails/Business/Mildred_Council_%5BMama_Dip%5D-_%5B2%5D.jpg "Mildred_Council_[Mama_Dip]- (2).png")
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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,…
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Hollywood Cab Service and Carolina Cab
"Then on Franklin Street back in the 50s, from across from McDonalds all the way up to where they're building the Carolina Ale Shop, there was a Black restaurant called the Hollywood Grill. [Where 411 West is.] That was a Black restaurant. And next…
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Hearn's Grocery
"It was a little store right in Carrboro called Hearn’s Grocery Store. They went to that grocery store to buy stuff like flour, cornmeal... maybe milk, but I think they got their milk from a dairy, if I can remember correctly. But they very seldom…
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Ms. Stephanie Soulama, Stephanie’s African Hair Braiding
Stephanie, a native of the Cote d'Ivoire, is proud of the many hours she will spend with any one customer. She is concerned about maintaining a true community business and looks forward to local growth enhancing her own and neighboring, small…
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Local Businesses and Organizations
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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…
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Chapel Hill Police stand between civil rights demonstrators and counter-protesters at Colonial Drug
Chapel Hill Police Lt. Graham Creel (left) and John Nesbitt (right) stand between civil rights demonstrators and counter-protesters at Colonial Drug. Larry Caswell is the little boy holding the sign “Sing Along with John.” “2-4-6-8- who the hell…
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David Caldwell, Jr. - On his dad's business (clip)
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Knotts Funeral Home
"My uncle ran a funeral home here. Bynum Weaver Funeral Home (Chapel Hill Funeral Home), which is now on Graham Street. Actually, the original funeral home is still on Graham Street but is Knotts Funeral Home now. But that was my uncle’s funeral…
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William “Smitty” Smith - Owning a Business (clip)
William Smith: But the thing about being in business is you have to be very careful. If you’re working outside of your capacity, you’re in trouble. So, to be successful you have to stay in your capacity. Danielle Dulken: Because you’ll over promise…
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Stephanie Soulama - Speaking about her hair braiding business
This interview was done as part of the Facing Our Neighbors project. Stephanie Soulama is the owner of Stephanie’s Braiding Shop in Carrboro, NC. Stephanie is from Ivory Coast and speaks French. She recounts that she was a beautician in Ivory Coast.…
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Mildred "Mama Dip" Council Wins NC Small Business Person of the Year
Mildred "Mama Dip" Council won North Carolina's Small Businessperson of the Year in 2002 and came in third runner-up in the national contest. Along with her daughter Anita Spring Council, Mrs. Council traveled to the White House in Washington DC to…
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Arminta Foushee - On her grandfather's taxi business (clip)
Arminta Foushee (AF): And actually, my grandfather was head of the Board of Trustees at St. Paul and he was one of the trustees that was hugely instrumental in the renovation of the church, breaking it and putting the stained glass windows in and air…
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Hollywood Theater
"Now the only time we would go to that was on Friday nights...And we'd start getting very good before Friday, maybe start up Wednesday or Thursday, so you'd be eligible to go. Doing housework or any little thing, or being very sweet with your tongue,…
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GIS Dynamic Map of Historic Black Businesses
In addition to the farmers, service workers, and clerical and municipal leaders across southern Orange County, Black entrepreneurs and artisans created a vibrant, relatively independent economy on the “Midway.” Click on the red thumbtacks in the map…
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