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We talked about all our family members.

In this interview, I talked with both of my grandparents separately about important lessons that they learned throughout their lives as well as their relationship with each other

My father and I discussed the people and ideas that he has found to be highly influential in his life, as well as his views on the importance of happiness and the best ways to go about living.

Today my father and I discussed moments of his childhood. We talked about growing up in New York and going to school there. He also talked about what it was like to be an adult. | The Great Thanksgiving Listen...

Father and Daughter discuss family history and family legacy

We talked about life.

I interviewed my uncle Johnnie on Sunday, November 18th 2018. I asked him about his growing up and his adulthood.

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Mrs. Patricia Britz discusses her life experiences and explains how learning to forgive others has contributed to her improved life.

Discussion of early Norfolk, massive resistance, and family.

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Discussion of my grandma’s childhood and the most important parts of her life.

On a Febuary 3, 2018. I, Kendall Mullen, interviewed Kent Mullen, my father, about his time in the army. I learned some important lessons on how the navy shaped my father into the kind loving, and responsible person he is...

Eric Peterson speaks on growing up in Norfolk, VA, his family life, and his love for learning.

My father, Rudolph Burwell Sr, was one of early group of black police officers that joined the Norfolk Police Department in 1968. This is his story of his experience.

A shortened version of my Dad’s early childhood, Military life, and professional career.

I interviewed my grandma about her life and her childhood.

My dad, Charles E. Johnson Jr., talked with me about him life growing up in the 1940s, 1950s, and 1960s. We discuss racism, segregation, life lessons, and family. We end on talking about the funny story of my birth.

In 1958 the Governor of Virginia closed all of the white public schools rather than integrate. In that same year my mother, Barbara Burwell, attended Norfolk Catholic High School who had already integrated. This is the story of her experience.

In this interview, conducted on November 28th, 2017 in Norfolk Collegiate School, Virginia, Claire Fornsel (almost sixty) tells her student Emma Lu (17) what was her childhood like and how she decided to be a teacher. Ms. Fornsel is known...

This interview is a conversation bewteen me and my dad that talks about many different topics that involve in and it is very informative