Oral history with Barbara L. Carlisle French
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Carlisle French, Barbara L
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Oral history interview with African American Berkeley educator Barbara L. Carlisle French about U.S. hospitals segregation, the Hill–Burton Act, and the Civil Rights Act of 1964.Written on tape: 12/9 0-169 - Class inter. Barbara French by Virginia Geddes - Hill-Burton Act
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California Digital LibraryKeywords
- African American History
- African Americans
- Berkeley
- California
- Civil Rights
- Health Care Reform
- United States