White, C. A

Keywords:

African American Baseball Players; African American Churches; African American Entertainers; African American Newspapers; African American Physicians; African American Political Activists; African American Politicians; African Americans; Albina (Portland, Or.); Baseball Players; Baseball Teams; Civil Rights; Clubs; Communities; Community Life; Democratic Party (Or.); Employees; Entertainers; Entertainment Events; Family; Floods; Government; Government Employees; History; Industries; Information Services Industry; Job Vacancies; Labor Supply; Livestock Workers; Mount Olive Baptist Church (Portland, Or.); Multnomah County (Or.); National Association For The Advancement Of Colored People; Officials And Employees; Oral History; Oregon; Politicians; Politics And Government; Portland; Portland (Or.); Portland Reporter; Public Spaces; Race Relations; Religion; Social Groups; Societies; Societies, Etc; Texas; Unemployed; Unemployment; United States; Vanport; Vanport (Or.)

Harris, Levi

Keywords:

African American Baptists; African American Business Enterprises; African American Businesspeople; African American Churches; African American Civic Leaders; African American Neighborhoods; African Americans; Baptists; Business Enterprises; Businesspeople; Churches; Civic Leaders; Civil Rights; Clubs; Community Life; Dwellings; Employees; Employment; Ethnic Neighborhoods; Family; History; Housing; Job Vacancies; National Association For The Advancement Of Colored People. Portland (Or.) Branch; Neighborhood; Oral History; Oregon; Portland; Portland (Or.); Public Housing; Religion; Shipbuilding Industry; Shipyards; Social Conditions; Social Groups; Societies; Societies, Etc; United States; Urban League Of Portland (Or.); Vanport; Vanport (Or.); World War, 1939 1945

Keywords:

African American Athletes; African American Business Enterprises; African American Businesspeople; African American Churches; African American Cowboys; African American Domestics; African American Lawyers; African American Methodists; African American Newspapers; African American Periodicals; African American Rodeo Performers; African American Soldiers; African Americans; Armed Forces; Athletes; Business Enterprises; Businesspeople; Churches; Civil Rights; Constitutional Law; Cowboys; Democratic Party (Mont.); Domestics; Employment; Ethnic Relations; Family; Government; History; Janitors; Job Vacancies; Land Tenure; Landowners; Lawyers; Methodists; Minnesota; Missoula; Missoula (Mont.); Montana; Newspapers; Occupations; Oral History; Periodicals; Political Parties; Politics And Government; Politics, Practical; Population; Race Relations; Real Property; Relations With Indians; Religion; Rodeo Performers; Soldiers; United States; World War, 1939 1945

WSB-TV (Television station : Atlanta, Ga.)

Keywords:

African American Churches; African American Civil Rights Workers; African American Clergy; African Americans; Anti War Demonstrations; Assassination; Atlanta; Audio Amplifiers; Banners; Church Buildings; Civil Rights; Civil Rights Demonstrations; Civil Rights Movements; Civil Rights Workers; Clergy; Counterculture; Demonstrations; Discrimination; Draft; Economic Aspects; Epitaphs; Facades; Funeral Rites And Ceremonies; Georgia; Government; Hippies; History; Memorial Rites And Ceremonies; Memorialization; Microphone; Monuments; Pacifists; Peace; Peace Movements; Photographs; Political Activists; Politics And Government; Profiteering; Protest Marches; Protest Movements; Protest Songs; Public Opinion; Race Discrimination; Race Relations; Reporters And Reporting; Signs And Signboards; Singing; Social Conditions; United States; V Symbol; Vietnam War, 1961 1975; War; We Shall Overcome (Song); Youth

WSB-TV (Television station : Atlanta, Ga.)

Keywords:

African American Churches; African American Civil Rights Workers; African American Clergy; African Americans; Alabama; Applause; Automobile Driving At Night; Automobiles, Military; Bayonets; Church Buildings; Civil Rights; Civil Rights Movements; Civil Rights Workers; Clergy; Demonstrations; Direct Action; Facades; Fans; Fire Engines; Fire Fighters; Fire Hose; Freedom Rides, 1961; Helmets; Holsters; Hydrants; Microphone; Military Weapons; Montgomery; Montgomery (Ala.); Motorcycle Police; Organ (Musical Instrument); Passive Resistance; Photographers; Photojournalists; Police; Police Fire Integration; Police Vehicles; Police, State; Prevention; Public Safety; Pulpits; Race Relations; Rifles; Riot Helmets; Segregation In Transportation; Street Names; Street Signs; Violence; Violence Against

Harrison, Robert E

Keywords:

African American Businesspeople; African American Churches; African American College Students; African American High School Students; African Americans; Athens; Athens (Ga.); Business Enterprises; Education; Georgia; Oglethorpe County; Parks; Periodicals; Popular Music; Statistics; Universities; Universities And Colleges; University Of Georgia; Vocational Education; Vocational Guidance

Harrison, Robert E

Keywords:

African American Businesspeople; African American Churches; African American Coaches (Athletics); African American College Students; African American Families; African American Police; African American Teachers; African Americans; Athens; Athens (Ga.); Business Enterprises; Delta Sigma Theta Sorority; Fashion; Georgia; Love; Officials And Employees; Parks; Periodicals; Political Participation; Popular Music; United States; United States. Federal Aviation Administration; Valentine's Day

Harrison, Robert E

Keywords:

African American Businesspeople; African American Churches; African American Police; African Americans; Athens; Athens (Ga.); Barbershops; Breakfasts; Business Enterprises; Children's Choirs; Crime Prevention; Gardening; Georgia; Government; Greensboro; History; Music Stores; Officials And Employees; Parks; Periodicals; Popular Music; Rural Development; Student Government; Travel

Harrison, Robert E

Keywords:

African American Businesspeople; African American Churches; African American High School Students; African American Social Workers; African Americans; Alcoholism; Assistant School Principals; Athens; Athens (Ga.); Beauty Contestants; Business Enterprises; Community Centers; Dance Companies; Education; Employees; Georgia; Parks; Periodicals; Popular Music; Reading Promotion; Societies, Etc; Statistics

Harrison, Robert E

Keywords:

African American Businesspeople; African American Churches; African American High School Students; African American Social Workers; African Americans; Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity; Athens; Athens (Ga.); Business Enterprises; Energy Conservation; Georgia; Loans; Mortgage Loans; Parks; Periodicals; Popular Music; Veterans; Women; Women Social Workers

Harrison, Robert E

Keywords:

African American Athletes; African American Businesspeople; African American Churches; African American Women School Principals; African Americans; American Dream; Athens; Athens (Ga.); Automobile Mechanics; Automobile Repair Shops; Business Enterprises; Football; Georgia; Horoscopes; Labor; Periodicals; Popular Music; Real Estate Agents; Sports; Statistics; Women

Harrison, Robert E

Keywords:

African American Authors; African American Businesspeople; African American Churches; African American Law Students; African American Police; African Americans; Athens; Athens (Ga.); Beauty Contests; Business Enterprises; Car Washes; Chess Players; Crime Prevention; Football; Gardening; Georgia; Horoscopes; Immunization Of Children; Periodicals; Popular Music

Keywords:

African American Businesspeople; African American Churches; African American Communists; African Americans; Charities; Chicago; Chicago And Northern District Association Of Colored Women; Citizens' Associations; Council Of Negro Organizations; Discrimination; Discrimination In Employment; Domestic/Community/Social Life; Illinois; Labor; Labor Unions; National Negro Congress (U.S.). Chicago Chapter; Religion; Segregation; Societies, Etc; Unskilled Labor; Women

Keywords:

Abolitionists; African American Churches; African American Schools; African Americans; Anniversaries, Etc; Brown, John, 1800 1859; Cairo; Domestic/Community/Social Life; Garrison, William Lloyd, 1805 1879; Government; Government & Politics; Illinois; Law & Criminal Justice; Monuments; Newspapers; Old Shawneetown (Ill.); Politics And Government; United States; Walker, Jonathan, 1799 1878; Whittier, John Greenleaf, 1807 1892. Branded Hand

Black, Timuel D., Jr

Keywords:

Abolitionists; African American Churches; African American Civil Rights Workers; African American Clergy; African American Jazz Musicians; African Americans; Chicago; Civil Rights; Civil War; Civil War, 1861 1865; Economic Conditions; Eschatology; Fugitive Slaves; Future Life; History; Illinois; Reconstruction (U.S. History, 1865 1877); Religion; Slave Insurrections; Slaver; Slaves; Social Conditions; Underground Railroad; United States

Keywords:

African American Churches; African Americans; Architecture; Buildings; Buildings, Structures, Etc; Business; Capital City; Education; Enterprise; History; Industries; Lost Architecture; Maps; Nashville; Nashville (Tenn.); Nashville And Davidson County (Tenn.); Nashville, Chattanooga, And St. Louis Railway; Neighborhood; Neighborhoods; Phoenix Cotton Mills (Nashville, Tenn.); Railroads; Real Property; Religious Facilities; School Buildings; School Facilities; Schools; Sources; Streets; Tennessee; Transportation; Watkins Seminary (Nashville, Tenn.)

Keywords:

African American Churches; African American Lawyers; African American Neighborhoods; African Americans; Alexander, Kelly M; Brown, Calvin L. (Calvin Lee), 1935; Civil Rights; Civil Rights Movements; Discrimination; Discrimination In Public Accommodations; National Association For The Advancement Of Colored People; Segregation; Urban Renewal

Keywords:

African American Business Enterprises; African American Churches; African American Families; African American Neighborhoods; African American Schools; African Americans; City And Town Life; Civil Rights; Civil Rights Movements; Johnson C. Smith University; Jones, Charles, 1937; Second Ward High School (Charlotte, N.C.); Segregation; United House Of Prayer For All People; Urban Renewal

Keywords:

African American Business Enterprises; African American Churches; African American Families; African American Neighborhoods; African American Schools; African Americans; Amusements; Edwards, Colvin Morgan, 1938; Love, Rose Leary; Race Relations; School Sports; Segregation; Social Aspects; United House Of Prayer For All People; Urban Renewal; West Charlotte High School (Charlotte, N.C.)

Keywords:

African American Business Enterprises; African American Churches; African American Neighborhoods; African American Schools; African Americans; Housing; Patton, Connie, 1925; Second Ward High School (Charlotte, N.C.); Segregation; United House Of Prayer For All People; United States; United States. Army. Reserve Officers' Training Corps; Urban Renewal; World War (1939 1945)

Keywords:

African American Business Enterprises; African American Churches; African American Neighborhoods; African American Schools; African Americans; Cities And Towns; Economic Conditions; Education; Growth; Johnson C. Smith University; Myers Street School (Charlotte, N.C.); Second Ward High School (Charlotte, N.C.); Segregation; Simmons, Curtina P. (Curtina Perkins), 1941; United House Of Prayer For All People; Urban Renewal

Neely, Dee

Keywords:

African American Churches; African Americans; Discrimination; Food; Labor Unions; Letter Writing; Minimum Wage; New Deal (1933 1939); Photographs; Racism; Radio Programs; Segregation; Strikes And Lockouts; Textile Industry; Textile Workers; Textile Workers' Strike (Southern States : 1934); Voting; Wages; Women; Working Class African Americans; Working Class Women

Keywords:

African American Churches; African American Families; African American Schools; African Americans; Civil Rights; Civil Rights Movements; Isabella Wyche Elementary School (Charlotte, N.C.); Lynch, Elaine, 1942; Race Relations; School Integration; Segregation; Segregation In Education; Social Conditions; Teachers; York Road High School (Charlotte, N.C.)

Keywords:

African American Churches; African American Neighborhoods; African Americans; Community Organization; East Mecklenburg High School; Gentrification; Government; Government Policy; Grier Heights Neighborhood Improvement Association; Lee, James B. (James Bradley), Iii, 1961; Mentoring; Miller, Leroy, 1920 2014; National Association For The Advancement Of Colored People; School Integration

Keywords:

African American Churches; African American Neighborhoods; African American Schools; African Americans; Cities And Towns; Discrimination; Discrimination In Public Accommodations; Elder, Thereasea D. Clark (Thereasea Delerine Clark), 1927; Growth; Health Facilities; Ku Klux Klan (1915); Race Relations; Second Ward High School (Charlotte, N.C.); Segregation; United House Of Prayer For All People; United States; United States. Cadet Nurse Corps; Urban Renewal

Ely, Vermelle Diamond (interviewee)

Keywords:

African American Business Enterprises; African American Churches; African American Families; African American Neighborhoods; African Americans; Amusements; City And Town Life; Davis, Calvin C., 1925 2007; Davis, Naomi A; Davis, Price, 1920; Education; Ely, Vermelle Diamond; Hunter, Wright, 1931 2007; Manners And Customs; School Sports; Second Ward High School (Charlotte, N.C.); Segregation; Social Aspects; United House Of Prayer For All People; Urban Renewal

Keywords:

African American Business Enterprises; African American Businesspeople; African American Churches; African American Civic Leaders; African American Dancers; African American Entertainers; African American Girls; African American Labor Union Members; African American Musicians; African American Neighborhoods; African American Newspapers; African American Politicians; African American Railroad Employees; African American Singers; African American Women; African Americans; Business Enterprises; Businesspeople; Churches; Civic Leaders; Civil Rights; Clubs; Community Life; Dancers; Dwellings; Education; Employees; Employment; Entertainers; Ethnic Neighborhoods; Family; Floods; Girls; Government; History; Housing; Labor Union Members; Labor Unions; Music; Musicians; National Association For The Advancement Of Colored People. Portland Branch (Portland, Or.); Natural Disasters; Neighborhood; Newspapers; Oral History; Oregon; Political Parties; Politicians; Politics And Government; Porters; Portland; Portland (Or.); Public Schools; Pullman Company; Railroads; Recreation; Religion; Republican Party (Or.); Schools; Sentinel (Portland, Or.); Shipbuilding; Shipbuilding Industry; Shipyards; Singers; Societies; Societies, Etc; United States; Vanport; War Work; Women; World War, 1939 1945

Nelson, George

Keywords:

African American Athletes; African American Business Enterprises; African American Businesspeople; African American Churches; African American Civic Leaders; African American Cowboys; African American Entertainers; African American Families; African American Neighborhoods; African American Newspapers; African American Rodeo Performers; African Americans; Athletes; Athletics; Business Enterprises; Businesspeople; Churches; Civic Leaders; Civil Rights; Clubs; Community Life; Cowboys; Description And Travel; Discrimination; Discrimination In Employment; Dwellings; Employees; Employment; Entertainers; Entertainment Events; Ethnic Neighborhoods; Family; Government; Government Employees; History; Home Ownership; Housing; Job Vacancies; La Grande; Migrant Labor; National Association For The Advancement Of Colored People; Neighborhood; Newspapers; Officials And Employees; Oral History; Oregon; Pendleton; Pendleton (Or.); Railroad Construction Workers; Railroads; Recreation; Religion; Rodeo Performers; Rodeos; Societies; Societies, Etc; Sports; Travel; United States; Walla Walla; Washington (State)

Duncan, Armeta

Keywords:

African American Athletes; African American Baptists; African American Baseball Players; African American Business Enterprises; African American Businesspeople; African American Churches; African American Entertainers; African American Methodists; African American Musicians; African American Newspapers; African American Physicians; African American Police; African American Singers; African Americans; Amsterdam News; Athletes; Baptists; Baseball Players; Baseball Teams; Business Enterprises; Businesspeople; Butte; Butte (Mont.); Churches; Civil Rights; Clubs; Community Life; Diseases; Domestics; Employees; Employment; Entertainers; Entertainment Events; Family; Foot; Four Jacks Club (Butte, Mont.); History; Janitors; Job Vacancies; Methodists; Mines And Mineral Resources; Montana; Music; Musicians; National Association For The Advancement Of Colored People. Butte Chapter; Newspapers; Officials And Employees; Oral History; Ownership; Periodicals; Physicians; Podiatrists; Podiatry; Police; Porters; Race Relations; Recreation; Relations With Indians; Religion; Rich People; Shipbuilding Industry; Shipyards; Singers; Social Conditions; Social Groups; Societies; Societies, Etc; Sports; United States; Virginia; Waiters; Waitresses; World War, 1939 1945

WSB-TV (Television station : Atlanta, Ga.)

Keywords:

Administration; African American Churches; African American Clergy; African American Students; African American Television Journalists; African Americans; Arrest; Atlanta; Audio Amplifiers; Black American Heritage Flag; Buildings; Children; Church Buildings; Civil Rights; Civil Rights Demonstrations; Clergy; College Buildings; College Campuses; College Facilitites; College Presidents; College Students; College Teachers; Commencement Ceremonies; Complaints Against; Contracts; Courthouses; Courts; Demonstrations; Discrimination; Discrimination In Employment; Employees; Employment; Faculty; Family Relationships; Fascism; Flags; Georgia; Imprisonment; Infants; Intimidation; Junior College Students; Lawyers; Microphone; Offices; Pamphlets; Pan Africanism; Pedestrians; Picketing; Police; Police Brutality; Police Vehicles; Police, State; Political Activists; Political Activity; Possession (Law); Public Buildings; Race Discrimination; Race Relations; Racism; Reporters And Reporting; Right Of Property; Sidewalks; Signs And Signboards; Social Conditions; Student Activities; Student Movements; Student Protesters; Student Strikes; Students; Teachers; Teachers' Contracts; Television Journalists; Trespass; Trials; United States; Universities; Universities And Colleges

United States. Federal Bureau of Investigation

Keywords:

African American Churches; African American Civil Rights Workers; African American Men; African Americans; Antisemitism; Arrest; Arson; Assassination; Assault And Battery; Civil Rights; Civil Rights Workers; Complaints Against; Conspiracy; Criminal Investigation; Death; Firearms; Government; Governmental Investigations; Gunshot Wounds; Hate Crimes; Homicide; Imprisonment; Intervention (Federal Government); Investigation; Ku Klux Klan (1915); Men; Mississippi; Murder; Murderers; Philadelphia; Police; Police Misconduct; Political Violence; Segregationists; Shooting (Execution); Violence; Violence Against; Violent Deaths; Voter Registration; White Supremacy Movements; Whites

Black, Timuel D., Jr

Keywords:

African American Banks; African American Business Enterprises; African American Churches; African American Clergy; African Americans; Bars (Drinking Establishments); Black, Timuel D., Jr; Bronzeville (Chicago, Ill.); Budget; Chicago; Chicago (Ill.); Childhood And Youth; Description And Travel; Federal Aid To Community Development; Finance; Government; Illinois; Jazz; Jewish Children In The Holocaust; Partners In Community Development (Organization : Chicago, Ill.); Politics And Government; Prisons; Social Conditions; To 1950; United States

Coleman, Sam

Keywords:

Accidents; African American Business Enterprises; African American Businesspeople; African American Churches; African American Clergy; African American Construction Workers; African American Cooks; African American Evangelists; African American Farmers; African American Girls; African American High School Students; African American Lawyers; African American Men; African American Neighborhoods; African American Physicians; African American Railroad Employees; African American Teachers; African American Women; African Americans; Business Enterprises; Business Losses; Businesspeople; California; Chicago; Chicago (Ill.); Churches; Civil Rights; Clergy; Colorado; Community Life; Construction Industry; Construction Workers; Contractors; Cooks; Death; Denver; Denver (Colo.); Description And Travel; Discrimination; Discrimination In Employment; Discrimination In Restaurants; Diseases; Dwellings; Economic Aspects; Education; Employees; Employment; Ethnic Neighborhoods; Evangelistic Work; Evangelists; Family; Farmers; Foot; Gasoline; Girls; Great Northern Railway Company (U.S.); Hanford Site (Wash.); Hardware; Hardware Stores; High School Graduates; High School Students; History; Home Ownership; Homeowners; House Construction; Housewives; Housing; Illinois; Job Vacancies; Labor Unions; Land Tenure; Landowners; Lawyers; Marriage; Men; Missionary Pentecostal Association; Mississippi; National Association For The Advancement Of Colored People. Pasco Branch; Neighborhood; Northwest, Pacific; Nuclear Facilities; Nuclear Reactors; Nuclear Weapons; Olympia; Oral History; Pasco; Pasco (Wash.); Pasco High School (Pasco, Wash.); Physicians; Plutonium; Plutonium Industry; Podiatrists; Podiatry; Porters; Prices; Public Schools; Pullman Company; Race Discrimination; Race Relations; Railroad Accidents; Railroad Cars; Railroads; Rationing; Real Property; Religion; Rescue Missions (Church Work); Restaurants; Schools; Seattle; Seattle (Wash.); Social Conditions; Students; Taxicab Drivers; Taxicabs; Teachers; Teaching; Travel; United States; Urban League (Pasco, Wash.); Wages; War; Washington (State); West (U.S.); Whitman College; Wives; Women; World War, 1939 1945; Wounds And Injuries

Keywords:

African American Athletes; African American Barbers; African American Business Enterprises; African American Businesspeople; African American Churches; African American Neighborhoods; African American Newspapers; African American Political Activists; African American Politicians; African American Soldiers; African American Troops; African Americans; African Methodist Episcopal Church. Montana Conference; Alcohol; Armed Forces; Athletes; Barbering; Barbers; Barbershops; Business Enterprises; Businesspeople; Chicago Defender; Churches; Civil Rights; Cleaning Personnel; Climate; Clothing; Clothing And Dress; Clubs; Communication In The Family; Community Life; Cowboys; Cowgirls; Democratic Party (Mont.); Discrimination; Discrimination Against African Americans; Discrimination In Education; Education; Employees; Employment; Entertainment Events; Ethnic Neighborhoods; Family; Government; Government Employees; Great Falls; Great Falls (Mont.); History; Janitors; Job Vacancies; Law And Legislation; License System; Liquor Laws; Memphis; Men's Clothing; Montana; Montana. Liquor Control Board; Mountains; Neighborhood; Newspapers; Officials And Employees; Oral History; Political Activists; Political Participation; Political Parties; Politicians; Politics And Government; Prejudices; Public Employees; Public Schools; Race Relations; Recreation; Relations With Hispanic Americans; Relations With Indians; Religion; Schools; Social Conditions; Societies; Societies, Etc; Soldiers; Sports; Stores, Retail; Tailoring; Tailors; Teaching; Tennessee; United States; United States. Army; Weather

Moore, Ernest

Keywords:

African American Churches; African American Clergy; African American Labor Union Members; African American Women; African Americans; Armstrong Cotton Mill (Gastonia, N.C.); Child Labor; Cotton Textile Industry; Economic Conditions; Golf; Labor Unions; Law And Legislation; Military Museums; Military Uniforms; Modena Cotton Mills (Gastonia, N.C.); New Deal (1933 1939); Southern States; Square Dancing; Strikes And Lockouts; Textile Factories; Textile Industry; Textile Manufacturers; Textile Workers; Textile Workers' Strike (Southern States : 1934); War Casualties; Women; Working Class African Americans; World War, 1939 1945

Keywords:

African American Business Enterprises; African American Churches; African American Neighborhoods; African American Police; African American Schools; African Americans; Brookshire, Stanford R., 1905 1990; Charlotte (N.C.). Mayor's Community Relations Committee; City And Town Life; Easter; Education; Gay Clubs; Grace, Daddy, 1882? 1960; Nightlife; Race Relations; Ross, James L., 1934; Second Ward High School (Charlotte, N.C.); Segregation; Slums; Social Conditions; United House Of Prayer For All People; Urban Renewal

Agosto, Jasmin Grudzinski, Elizabeth

Keywords:

African American Air Pilots; African American Business Enterprises; African American Churches; African American Civic Leaders; African American Civil Rights Workers; African American Dentists; African American Men; African American Veterans; African Americans; Christian, Percy; Civil Rights; Connecticare (Hartford, Conn.); Connecticut State Board Of Parole (Conn.); Cromwell, Ella Little; Dentists; Hartford Ministerial Alliance (Hartford, Conn.); Jackson, C. Roy; Johnson, Arthur; National Association For The Advancement Of Colored People; Nelson, Martha Rea; Older African Americans; Rawlins, Alice; Rawlins, Sedrick; Ritter, George J; Ritter, Matthew D; Ritter, Thomas D; Smith, Robert; Smith, Wilbur; Universities; University Of Connecticut (Storrs, Conn.); University Of Connecticut Health Center (Farmington, Conn.); Urban African Americans

Keywords:

African American Authors; African American Barbers; African American Baseball Players; African American Business Enterprises; African American Businesspeople; African American Churches; African American Newspapers; African American Singers; African American Soldiers; African American Troops; African American Women; African American Women Singers; African Americans; Alabama; American Literature; Amusements; Armed Forces; Authors, American; Automobile Mechanics; Bank Employees; Barbering; Barbers; Bartenders; Baseball; Baseball Players; Baseball Teams; Business Enterprises; Businesspeople; Carroll College (Helena, Mont.); Cavalry; Cavalry Pioneer Troops; Churches; Cleaning Personnel; Climate; Clubs; Cold Weather Conditions; Community Life; Daughters; Defenses; Dentistry; Design And Construction; Domestics; Edwards; Employees; Employment; Entertaining; Entertainment Events; Equality; Extraction; Family; Fortification; Freedom; Harlem Renaissance; Helena; Helena (Mont.); Helena Post Office (Helena, Mont.); History; Hotels; Janitors; Job Vacancies; Joe Clark's Tonsorial Parlor (Helena, Mont.); Lewis And Clark Expedition (1804 1806); Liberty; Massage; Masseurs; Mechanics (Persons); Mississippi; Montana; Montana Club (Helena, Mont.); Newspapers; Oklahoma; Oral History; Oregon; Physiological Effect; Pioneer Troops; Plain Dealer (Helena, Mont.); Porters; Portland; Postal Service; Powers Family; Public Schools; Recreation; Religion; Road Construction Workers; Roads; School Integration; Singers; Social Conditions; Social Groups; Social Life And Customs; Societies; Soldiers; Southern Christian Institute (Edwards, Miss.); Suffrage; Teeth; Union Bank And Trust Company (Helena, Mont.); United States; United States Marshals; United States. Army; Voting; Weather; White Sulphur Springs; Winter; Women; Women Singers

Gayton, Carver

Keywords:

African American Baseball Players; African American Business Enterprises; African American Businesspeople; African American Children; African American Churches; African American Civic Leaders; African American Coal Miners; African American Entertainers; African American Families; African American Musicians; African American Political Activists; African American Radicals; African American Teachers; African American Teachers And The Community; African Americans; Amusements; Baseball Players; Baseball Teams; Black Diamond; Black Diamond Coal Company; Business Enterprises; Businesspeople; Carver Ac's (Baseball Team); Civic Leaders; Clothing; Clothing And Dress; Clubs; Coal Miners; Coal Mines And Mining; Employees; Entertainers; Entertaining; Entertainment Events; Family; Fashion; Government; Hendrix Family; History; Left Wing Extremists; Music; Nashville; Officials And Employees; Oral History; Politics And Government; Postal Service; Radicals; Recreation; Religion; Republican Party (Seattle, Wash.); Republican Party (Wash.); Seattle; Seattle Post Office; Social Groups; Societies; Sports; Teachers; Tennessee; United States; Washington (State); Washington (State). Employment Security Dept; Washington(State); Ymca (Seattle, Wash.); Ywca (Seattle, Wash.)

Sarah Swedberg Noel Kalenian Adam Lopez

Keywords:

African American Churches; African American History Month; African Americans; Biography; Black Citizens And Friends (Grand Junction, Colorado); Black Lives Matter Movement; Colorado Mesa University (Grand Junction, Colorado); Conflict Of Generations; Daniel P. Rubinstein; David Combs; Demonstrations; Detroit; Discrimination; Discrimination In Housing; Education; Ethnic Conflict; Ethnic Relations; Floyd George 1973 2020; Grand Junction; Handy Chapel (Grand Junction, Colorado); Harry Butler; History; Interracial Dating; Interracial Marriage; Josephine Dickey; Juneteenth; Martin Luther King Jr Day; Martin Luther King Jr. Day Celebration In Grand Junction; Mesa County; Mesa County Oral History Project; Minneapolis; Nonprofit Organizations; Oral History Recordings; Police; Police Brutality; Political Activists; Protest Movements; Public Officers; Race; Racial Profiling In Law Enforcement; Racially Mixed Families; Racism; Racism In Schools; Right And Wrong (Raw) (Grand Junction, Colorado); Riots; Social Lives And Customs; United States; West; White Supremacy Movements