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This is an interview with Jesse Feldman, who was an Instructional Technology Coach for Memphis City Schools at the time of this interview. A native of New York City, Feldman describes transitioning from New York to the intense racial and religious segregation of the South. He recounts acts of discrimination he experienced because of his Jewish heritage at the University of Memphis.
Feldman, JesseDavis, FrancescaJeffries, Joshua
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