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The Demand for Justice and a Racial Revolution : A Black Man in a White Neighborhood During the Civil Rights Movement and After

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Webb, Ashley

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Oral history interview with Bryan Mitnaul by St. Andrew's Episcopal school student Ashley Webb. In this interview Mr. Mitnaul describes his experience as a black man living in a white neighborhood in the 1960s.
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Digital Reproduction Of 80 Page Document; 21x28cm.
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St. Andrew's Episcopal School

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Keywords

  1. African Americans
  2. African Americans Civil Rights
  3. Civil Rights
  4. History
  5. Oral History
  6. United States

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