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Keith Edwards
"You can only hold stuff in for so long." - Keith Edwards Keith Edwards is a native of Chapel Hill and has been a leader in the community for decades. Keith was one of the first black students to integrate Chapel Hill Junior High School in seventh…
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Keith Edwards and Barbara Ross
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…
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Keith Edwards
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Keith Edwards
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Linda Brown, Keith Edwards, and James Foushee
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Civil Rights Story Circle - On Carrboro (clip)
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Mr. Russell Edwards & Family
Mr. Edwards gathered representatives from four generations of his family (in descending order) on the steps of his Northside home. A proud member of the male chorus at St. Joseph CME, here he reflects on the many changes in Chapel Hill/Carrboro that…
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Lillie Edwards
Lillie Edwards was born in Wake County and moved to Durham at a young age with her family. After graduating from high school in Durham, she moved to Gomains Street in Northside where she met her husband, Russell Edwards. She raised her three children…
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Keith, Student Renter on Sunset Drive
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Russell Edwards - Lynching (clip)
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Carol Brooks and Keith Edwards - On the mood at Civil Rights marches (clip)
Ben Barge: Do you remember what it felt like, being in the march? Carol Brooks: Well like I told you, it felt… wonderful, it was exciting, new, you know, trying to help integrate, want to be in the front []. Because I remember the bus station, you…
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Russell Edwards - Applechill (clip)
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Russell Edwards - Dr. Lloyd (clip)
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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…
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Russell Edwards - Greenbridge and Northside (clip)
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Russell Edwards - Civil Rights (clip)
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Russell Edwards
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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…
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Russell Edwards at May Day Festival 2014
Russell Edwards sings at the open mike event with his daughter Verna at the 2014 May Day Festival.
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