Oral history with Julia Holmes transcript; 2000

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Oral history with Julia Holmes transcript; 2000

Identifier: mus-coh_holmesj

Description: Oral history.; Transcript of interview with Julia Rodgers Holmes conducted on May 26, 2000. Julia Rodgers Holmes was born in Meridian, Mississippi in 1950 and grew up in Pascagoula. A librarian, she has worked to promote black history programs in her library and community. Topics discussed include: segregated schools; racism; Pascagoula Freedom School; Emmett Till; Brown v. Board of Education; voter registration; Boy Scouts; segregation; Freedom Summer; integrated schools; and the NAACP.

Creator: Holmes, Julia; Scull-DeArmey, Stephanie

Date: 2000-05-26

Format: Digital reproduction of a 32-page transcript.

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Collection: Civil Rights Documentation Project: Canton, Jackson, Gulf Coast

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Source: E185.93.M6 C569 2000

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