Public forum
- Title
- Public forum
- Description
- Volume 1 of a larger videocassette series entitled Growing up African-American in Pitt County. The public forum recorded in volume 1 features older African Americans chaired by Mary L. Perkins-Williams discussing their childhoods and what they remember about what has made them into the people they are today. Topics include politics, civil rights, rearing children, and what would make for a better community. People attending the forum were Mildred Council, Councilwoman for the state of North Carolina, Dr. Gay Wilentz, Dr. David Dennard, and some of the people interviewed on videocassettes v. 2-7. This project was completed in 1994 by Perkins-Williams and Mary Boccaccio.
- Date
- 1994
- Original Format
- video recordings
- Extent
- 18cm x 10cm
- Local Identifier
- 0730-s3-b4
- Subject(s)
- African Americans--North Carolina--Pitt County--Interviews
- African Americans--North Carolina--Pitt County--History--Sources
- Location of Original
- East Carolina Manuscript Collection
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African American History and Culture
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Politics and Government
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Social and Family Life
- Location of Original
- Mary Lawrence Perkins-Williams Papers from the East Carolina Manuscript Collection
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