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Interviews with Leroy H. Palmer, Reverend Harold Baker, and Corinthia Shellman Manigault, 2008

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Palmer, Leroy H

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Interviews with Leroy Palmer, October 11, 2008; Reverend Harold Baker, October 10, 2008; Corinthia Shellman Manigault, October 11, 2008, in Savannah, Georgia. Reverend Baker discusses industry in Savannah and jobs held by many African Americans in the city. Leroy Palmer discusses his family, living in New York City, working in the Savannah school system, race relations, and growing up in East Savannah. Corinthia Manigault talks about her family, growing up in East Savannah, social life, race relations, and the Civil Rights Movement in Savannah.
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Baker, Harold, 1931Manigault, Corinthia Shellman, 1913Elmore, Charles JSavannah (Ga.). Department of Cultural Affairs
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City of Savannah Municipal Archives

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Digital Library of Georgia

Keywords

  1. African American Clergy
  2. African American Neigborhoods
  3. African Americans
  4. Amusements
  5. Baker, Harold, 1931
  6. Civil Rights
  7. Education
  8. Georgia
  9. Industries
  10. Manigault, Corinthia Shellman, 1913
  11. Palmer, Leroy H
  12. Race Relations
  13. Savannah
  14. Savannah (Ga.)
  15. Special Education

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