| Other author/creator | Perkins-Williams, Mary Lawrence. |
| Other author/creator | Boccaccio, Mary. |
| Other author/creator | Vollinger, Steve. |
| Other author/creator | J.Y. Joyner Library. |
| Contents |
v. 1. Public forum -- v. 2. Interviews: Lucille Gorham -- v. 3. Interviews: Frank Perkins -- v. 4. Interviews with George Garrett -- v. 5. Geneve Atkinson -- v. 6. Robert Lee Cherry -- v. 7. Bessie Ward Harris. |
| Abstract |
Public forum (v. 1) with older African Americans chaired by Mary Williams discussing their childhoods and what they remember about what has made them into the people they are today. Topics include politics, civil rights, rearing children, and what would make for a better community. People attending the forum were Mildred Council, Councilwoman for the state of North Carolina, Dr. Gay Wilentz, Dr. David Dennard, and some of the people interviewed on videocassettes v. 2-7. |
| Local note | Joyner- Shelved with the Mary Lawrence Perkins-Williams Papers, #730, in Joyner Library Special Collections. |
| General note | "Oral History Project by and about African-Americans." |
| General note | "A minority voice grant funded by the North Carolina Humanities Council to Mary Williams and Mary Boccaccio." |
| General note | "Co-sponsored by the York Memorial AME Zion Church, Jim Rouse, and Joyner Library East Carolina University." |
| Credits | Camera person, Mary Boccaccio; editor, Steve Vollinger. |
| Performer |
Mary Lawrence Perkins-Williams. |
| Technical details | VHS format. |
