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Bridging the Gap: Civil Rights Era in Newark, NJ
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Bridging the Gap: Civil Rights Era in Newark, NJ
Na'Teisha Choice
January 20, 2020 App Interview

We discussed what it was like to grow up during the civil rights era. In addition, we learned how certain areas or economic backgrounds did not experience everything that was experienced to minorities during that time.

On Kennedy: "It was an extremely hopeful period. He was able to exhilarate his audience and expand their horizons and give them hope..."
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On Kennedy: “It was an extremely hopeful period. He was able to exhilarate his audience and expand their horizons and give them hope…”
ASpencer
April 15, 2018 App Interview

As an assignment for my English 102 class, I had to interview someone about a personal experience they had with an American icon. I interviewed my Aunt, Mary Cotomatas, about her memories of seeing John F. Kennedy twice in Jersey...

Eileen talks with her mother Joan about her childhood, marriage and family during a Thanksgiving visit
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Eileen talks with her mother Joan about her childhood, marriage and family during a Thanksgiving visit
Eileen V. Brandon
November 29, 2015 App Interview

Interview with my 85 year old Mom who lost her father when she was 7, grew up in Jersey City with the support of extended family and Catholic nuns, raised 5 children and has been married 64 years.

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Deborah Taub, Cynthia Weinman, Erna Rubinfeld, and Stuart Rubinfeld
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Deborah Taub, Cynthia Weinman, Erna Rubinfeld, and Stuart Rubinfeld
Gaspar Caro
May 25, 2010 Door-to-Door Kit B

Deborah Taub (57) and her sister Cynthia Weinman (56) had a conversation with their aunt, Erna Rubinfeld (78), and first cousin, Stuart Rubinfeld (49), to remember their first cousin (and Erna’s nephew), Victor Wald, who died on September 11, 2001...