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"A moment’s not changing it, but a movement is."

William Carter

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A&P Store, A and P Store, Abundant Life Faith Ministry, activism, AD Clark Pool, affordable housing, African American business, African American land ownership, Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority, apprenticeship, Armed Forces, Army, assimilation, athletics, audio clip

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B1 Navy Band, band, Barbee's Chapel, Barbee’s Chapel, Baseball, Basketball, Ben Baldwin's, Berman's Clothing Store, Berman’s Clothing Store, Betty's Grocery, Big John, Bill's Bar-B-Que, Bill's Barbeque, Bill’s Bar-B-Que, Bill’s Barbeque, Black business, Black businesses, Black cemetery, Black educators, Black greek life, Black land ownership, Black owned business, Black owned businesses, Black Panthers, Black Power, Black Student Movement, Black wealth, Board of Alderman, Board of Education, bootleg stores, bricklayer, brick mason, Brooks and Sons, Brown v Board of Education, Builder, Bynum Weaver, Bynum Weaver Funeral Home

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Campus Y, caretaker, Carlton's Rock Pile, Carmichael, Carolina cab, Carolina Inn, Carolina Theater, carpenter, Carrboro Community Health Center, Carrboro Elementary School, Cathedral of Hope Mission Church, Chapel Hill High School, Chapel Hill Junior High School, Chapel Hill nine, Chapel of the Cross Church, Charles McDougle, cheerleading, Chief Blake, childcare, childhood, choir, Christmas, church, church music, Civil Rights, Civil Rights Act, Civil Rights Movement, Coach Bradshaw, Coaching, Coach Kornegay, Coach Peerman, Coach Tatum, Colonial Drugstore, colorism, Community School for People Under Six, construction, Contested space, cook, cooking, COVID-19, Culbreth Middle School, custodian

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Dairy Bar, dancing, Danziger, Danziggers, David Caldwell, David Caldwell, demonstrations, desegregation, discrimination, displacement, domestic work, Doug Clark, Doug Clark and the Hot Nuts, Dr. L. Kenneth Bennett, drummer, Durham, Durham Tech

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economic injustice, education, education reform, educators, Elks, Emma Mason, Empowerment Inc., engineer, entrepreneur, environmental justice, Estes Hills Elementary, Euzelle Smith

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faith, Faith; Religion, Faith Tabernacle Oasis of Love International Church, family, farmers, farming, Fire Department, Firefighter, First Baptist Church, First Church of God Christian Fellowship, fishing, Floyd McKissick, food, Food; Foodways; Cooking, food service, foodways, Foodways: cooking, Food Workers’ Strike, Football, Fowler's Food Store, Fowler’s Food Store, Frances Hargraves, Frank Porter Graham, Frank Porter Graham Elementary, Freedom Movement, Freedom School, funeral home, funeral service

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gardening, gentrification, Glenwood Elementary, Great Depression, Great Migration, Greenbridge, Greensboro, Guy B. Phillips Junior High, Guy B. Phillips Middle School

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Hackney School, Hamlet Chapel CME, Hampton University, Hargraves, Hargraves Center, Hargraves Community Center, Harold Foster, Harry's Grill, Haw River Baptist Church, HBCU, healthcare, Hearn Grocery, Heavenly Groceries, Hickory Grove Missionary Baptist Church, Hillsborough, Hillside High School, holidays, Hollywood Cab Service, Hollywood Grill, Hollywood Restaurant, Hollywood Theater, Holmes Daycare, Holmes Day Nursery, home building, Homecoming, home ownership, housekeeping, housing, Howard Lee, hunger strike

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Income inequity, inequality, informal caregiving, infrastructure, integration, integregation, interracial dating

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J.R. Manley, Jackson Center, jail, James Brittian, James Cates, James Farmer, janitor, Janitors' Association of UNC, Jim Crow, Jim Wallace Photographs, John Carswell, John Dunne, John Fykes, Johnson C. Smith University, Journey Towards Integration

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kitchen work, Knolls Development, Knolls Street, Knotts Funeral Home, Ku Klux Klan

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labor, laundry, legacy seller, Lenoir Dining Hall, librarian, Lincoln Center, Lincoln High Alumni Association, Lincoln High School, Lincoln Hospital, Lincoln Park, Lottie Merritt, Louise Snipes, Lucille McDougle, lynching

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M&N Grill, maid, Mama Dip's, Mama Dip's Kitchen, Mama Dip’s, Mama Dip’s Kitchen, marches, Martin Luther King, Mason's Barber Shop, Mason's Grocery, Mason's Grocery Store, Mason and Nicks Grill, Mason Motel, masonry, Masons, May Day, May Day festival, McDougle Elementary School, McDougle Middle School, Memorial Hall, Memorial Hospital, mentorship, Merchants Association, Merritt's store, Merritt School, Midway Barber Shop, Midway Business District, Midwife, military, Military; Armed Forces, Milt Bynum, ministry, Morgan State University, Morris Grove Elementary School, Morris Mason, Mr. Jasper Massey's store, Ms. Molly's Gift Shop, Mt. Zion Missionary Baptist Church, music, music education

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NAACP, National Guard, Navy, NC A&T, NCCU, NC Mutual, Negro Community Center, New Vision Church of God of Prophecy, non-violent protests, North Carolina A&T, North Carolina Central University, North Carolina Mutual, North Graham Street, Northside Elementary School, Northside Lane, Norwood's service station, Norwood’s service station, NOW Church, nurse, nursing

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O'Bryant Chapel AME, OCTS, Orange County Training School, organizing

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parade, Pat Cusick, Pendergraft's Service Station, Pendergraft’s Service Station, Pine Knolls, Pines Restaurant, Pleasant Grove Baptist Church, police, poor, Popeye Riggsbee, porter, Potter's Field, Pottersfield, pre-flight school, preacher, prison, protest, protests, Public housing

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Quinton Baker

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R.D. Smith, race, racial descrimination, racial discrimination, racism, Rangewood, Rathskeller, Rebecca Clark, recreation, religion, RENA, Rev. Alex A. Chambers, Rev. Thomas L. Hoyt Jr., Rev. Warren R. Foushee, Reverend R. L. Upshaw, riot, Roberson Street, Roberson Street Center, Robert Nix, Rock Hill Baptist Church, rock mason, Rock pile, rock wall, Rogers-Eubanks Neighborhood Association, Rogers Road, Roland Giduz, Ruby Farrington

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Scarborough Funeral Home, School Board, school experiences, Second Baptist Church, segregation, selling produce, singing, sit-in, sit-ins, slavery, small business, Smith Middle School, socioeconomic difference, South Building, Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC), Southwest Lane, spirituals, sports, Sports; Athletics, St. Joseph's Food Ministry, St. Joseph CME Church, St. Joseph CME Church 1947-1953, St. Joseph CME Church 1953-1955, St. Joseph CME Church 1955-1964, St. Joseph CME Church 1964-1967, St. Joseph CME Church 1967-1970, St. Joseph CME Church 1974-1977, St. Joseph CME Church 1977-1979, St. Joseph CME Church 1979-1983, St. Joseph’s Food Ministry, St. Paul AME Church, Stanley Vickers, Staunton Memorial CME Church, Still here, St Joseph CME, St Joseph CME Church, stonemason, Student activism, student housing, Student Peace Union, student projects, students, Sundown town, Sustaining OurSelves, Sutton's Drug, Suzie Weaver, swimming

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taxes, teacher, Terrell’s Creek Missionary Baptist Church, The Echo, The Freedom Movement, The Patio, Tin Can, Tin Top, tobacco, Trailway bus, transportation, Tuskegee Airmen

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UNC, UNC-CH, UNC-NOW, UNCG, UNC Hospitals, UNC rock walls, UNC students, university, University labor practices, University laundry, University of North Carolina at Greensboro, User submitted content, US Navy B1 Band

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Vacation Bible School, Vann Nunn, Varsity Theater, Varsity Theatre, Velma Perry, Vickers v. Chapel Hill City Board of Education, Vietnam War, Villa Teo, violence, voter registration, voting, Voting Rights Act

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Walltown Elementary School, Walt's Grill, Walt’s Grill, Watt's Hotel, Watts Grill, Watts Motel, Watts Restaurant, Weaver Street, White Rock United Holy Church, white supremacy, William E. Smith Masonry, William Lassater, Windy Hill, Winson-Salem State University, Winston-Salem State University, woodwork, woodyard, work, workers' rights, workers union, workers’ rights, World War II, WWII, WWII; World War II

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youth movement

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Zora Rashkiss