Description
Longtime resident of Selma, Alabama Gail Ingram (78) reads aloud her history, titled "Memories of Selma from April, 1952."Subject Log / Time Code
Gail shares her childhood memories and describes early memories of Selma, AL.
Gail remembers racial segregation in the South, her schooling, love of reading, and church memories.
Gail recalls high school memories and a memorable holiday social. Gail recalls her family neighborhood and neighborhood life.
Gail recalls travels to Japan and her high school academic achievements. Gail shares her love for poetry and writing.
Gail remembers returning to Selma and how the racial landscape had changed from her childhood. Gail looks back on her life in a rural area.
Gail reflects on the state of education today and technology's role in children's lives. Gail recalls racial turmoil in local schools.
Gail reflects on the changes in Selma and a memorable march. Gail looks back on Selma and its changes over time. Gail expresses her hopes for Selma in the future.
Participants
- Gail Ingram