OH 1823 | Oral History

OH 1823

Former Black Panther and long-time civil rights advocate. Family history; childhood in Fort Worth; life during segregation; process of integration; Civil Rights Act; changes in urban demographics; generation differences in living under segregation; civil rights participation; military service; Black Panther Party participation; March 1972 bank robbery and kidnapping; imprisonment in Marion, Illinois; life after release; black history in the American consciousness.

About this Oral History

Physical Description 12 pp.
Terms of Use Open
Interviewer(s) Todd Moye
Date of Interview January 31, 2014

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