Oral history with Laura S. Seymour audio part 2; 2000

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Oral history with Laura S. Seymour audio part 2; 2000

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Description: Oral history.; Laura Seymour grew up in Blue Mountain on her grandparents' farm in Tippah County, Mississippi. Seymour was active in the civil rights movement in North Mississippi and Atlanta. She began advocating when she was a teenager in high school and continued doing so until the birth of her children. Seymour's activities included voter registration, protest marches, sit-ins, integrating public accommodations, and boycotting. She was arrested in Jackson, Mississippi for marching without a permit, and she was held for several days in the Jackson Fairgrounds.

Creator: Clark, Gloria; Seymour, Laura S.

Date: 2000-10-29

Format: Digital reproduction of a 38-minute, 39-second oral history.

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Collection: Mississippi Oral History Project: Rust College

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Source: F341.5 .M57

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