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Me talking with my mom about her upbringing and her family’s impact on the world

In this interview I ask my mom some questions about our family history.

Spoke with my grandmother Susan DiFatta about growing up in the Deep South and other childhood memories

Me and my best friend sit down to have an opened discussion about college

Talking with my longtime family friend Sue Rogers (Ms. Sue) about life and growing up black in Jim Crowe Mississippi.

In this interview, conducted in Flint, Michigan during November 2018, Zakaria Brame interviews her God-Grandfather, Jim Jackson, about his teenage years in Greenwood, Mississippi. He shares memories of playing music and being in a band throughout high school and college...

The life and struggles of the african american people in Mississippi and the hero’s that are often not talked about in these cities and the impacts they had on the occupants of those towns lives and influence on them to...

My mother, a JSU graduate, talks about the day the Jackson State Killings occurred.

Steve Desroches (47) talks to Candace Perry (74) about her life as a playwright.

Patsy, or Grammy Pat as Mary Grace calls her, is Mary Grace's grandmother. She's lived with Mary Grace's family for the past 18 years, helping around the house and to raise the children. In the interview, Patsy talks about her...

The story behind a typical 40's era family photo has had an effect far beyond it's vintage.

The interviewee, my aunt, was alive for the transition period of integrating black students into segregated schools.

Here I interviewed Robert Swinney and talked with him about his experiences with integration and segregation growing up.

Me talking with my mom about her upbringing and her family’s impact on the world.

Today, I, Lacey Clark, talked with Bonnie Curry in Oxford, Mississippi about what it was like growing up in the south. The interview was held November 18, 2018. We talked about her experience with racism. Bonnie was born in 1947,...

Joe Riley, Mayor of Charleston for 40 years, civil rights activist and Professor at The Citadel interviews longtime friend, Dr. Cleveland Sellers. They talk about what really happened during the Orangeburg Massacre in 1968 and why the event still needs...