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"When I was five, my mom and my aunt took me to a John Kerry rally in 2004 when he was running for president."
"My parents were pretty strict-- it's totally different than when I was a kid."
Recorded on 6/29/18 at Chabaso Bakery as part of the Bread Breakers project.
Recorded on 6/29/18 at Chabaso Bakery as part of the Bread Breakers project.
Recorded at the New Haven Free Public Library on 11/20/18 as part of the Bread Breakers project.
Shawn Lorenzen (68) interviews her husband, Mike Lorenzen (69), about his job as a paperboy.
Nathan Shapiro (93) is interviewed by his daughter Roberta Shapiro (57) and granddaughter Anya Glandon (19) about his childhood, his time in the army, and his life now.
Nancy Meyer talked about growing up in Evergreen Park in mid 20th century. She had many friends and felt very safe.
"What shaped my politics was the Black Panther Trial that went on here in New Haven in 1969,"
Recorded on 11/20/18 at the New Haven Free Public Library as part of the Bread Breakers project.
Recorded at the Wooster Square Cherry Blossom Festival on 4/28/19 with the One Small Step question set.
Recorded at the Wooster Square Cherry Blossom Festival on 4/28/19 with the One Small Step question set.
Woman tells her daughter what it was like growing up on a farm.
"I think having one of my daughters being involved in Hillary's campaign was very empowering."
"Being both socially liberal, as well as economically and fiscally liberal is not typical usual for an Indian American family."
Recorded at the Wooster Square Cherry Blossom Festival on 4/28/19 with the One Small Step question set.
Ezekiel interviews Lynda about the non-profit citizens police organization she works for in Kansas City.
"I grew up here in New Haven, and theres a lot of diversity in New Haven, and for the most part, I think we all get along pretty well."
"An experience that shaped my politics would be growing up in Britain with parents with socialist ideas."
