Keywords:

African Americans; Architecture; Buildings; Buildings, Structures, Etc; Capital City; Carter, Annie Woodfolk, 1896 1986; Church Attendance; Church Membership; Civil Rights; Cleveland (Ohio); East Nashville (Nashville, Tenn.); Economic Conditions; Employment; Entertainment; Ethnic Neighborhoods; Fire Departments; Historic Buildings; History; Housing; Immigrants; Interviews; Irish Americans; Lutheran Churches; Military History; Nashville; Nashville (Tenn.); Nashville (Tenn.). Fire Department; Popular Culture; Race Relations; Religion; Religious Life And Customs; Segregation; Segregation In Transportation; Social Conditions; Social Life And Customs; Sources; Street Railroads; Tennessee; Transportation; Transportation Buildings; Union Station (Nashville, Tenn.); World War I; World War, 1914 1918

Thomas, Clarence Lloyd

Keywords:

African American Civil Rights Workers; African American Clergy; African American Women Civil Rights Workers; African Americans; Alabama; American Baptist Theological Seminary; Arrest; Bus Occupants; Bus Travel; Buses; Civil Rights; Civil Rights Demonstrations; Civil Rights Movements; Civil Rights Workers; College Students; Congress Of Racial Equality; Direct Action; Discrimination; Discrimination In Public Accommodations; Fear; Freedom Rides, 1961; History; Imprisonment; Interviews; Mississippi; Montgomery; Nashville; Nashville (Tenn.); Nonviolence; Police Brutality; Political Activity; Race Relations; Race Riots; Reunions; Segregation; Segregation In Transportation; Southern States; Students; Tennessee; United States; Universities; University Of Mississippi; Violence; Violence Against; Women; Women Civil Rights Workers

Keywords:

African Americans; Arraignment; Arrest; Bombings; Bus Travel; Civil Rights; Civil Rights Demonstrations; Civil Rights Movements; Civil Rights Workers; College Students; Congress Of Racial Equality; Direct Action; Discrimination; Discrimination In Education; Discrimination In Housing; Discrimination In Public Accommodations; Evacuation And Relocation, 1942 1945; Families; Florida; Freedom Rides, 1961; Harassment; History; Imprisonment; Interviews; Japanese Americans; Koinonia Farm; Male Prisoners; Minnesota; Mississippi; Mississippi State Penitentiary; Moving Images; Nashville; Nonviolence; Oral Histories; Peace; Peace Movements; Police; Political Activity; Prisoners; Publicity; Race Relations; Railroad Travel; Refugees; Reunions; Segregation; Segregation In Transportation; Singing; Southern States; Students; Tennessee; United States; Universities; University Of Chicago; University Of Minnesota; University Of Mississippi; Vegetarians; Violence; Women; Women Prisoners; World War, 1939 1945

Keywords:

African Americans; Architects; Architectural Elements; Architecture; Architecture, Georgian; Buildings; Buildings, Structures, Etc; Business; Capital City; Craighead Avenue (Nashville, Tenn.); Craighead Family; Craighead, John B; Craighead, T. B. (Thomas Brown), 1750? 1825; Dickinson Family; Dickinson, Charles; Dickinson, Jane Erwin; Dueling; Dwellings; Education; Erwin Family; Erwin, Joseph; High Schools; Historic Buildings; History; Homes And Haunts; Houses; Jackson Family; Jackson, Andrew, 1767 1845; Lost Architecture; Mansions; Nashville; Nashville (Tenn.); Neighborhoods; Peach Blossom (Nashville, Tenn.); Peach Blossom Square (Nashville, Tenn.); Plantation Owners; Porticoes (Porches); Residential Real Estate; Tennessee; West End High School (Nashville, Tenn.); Whitworth Farms (Nashville, Tenn.)

Keywords:

Chickamauga, Battle Of, Chicamauga, Tenn., 1863; Civil War; Civil War Diaries; Civil War, 1861 1865; Confederate States Of America; Diaries; E. H. Rennolds, Field Officer 5th Tennessee Infantry (Csa); Fort Donelson, Battle Of, Stewart County, Tenn., 1863; Franklin, Battle Of, Franklin, Tenn., 1864; General A. P. Stewart; General A. S. Johnston; General Bragg; General Braxton Bragg; General Buell; General Cheatham; General Clayton; General Cleburn; General G. T. Beauregard; General J. B. Hood; General J.D.C. Atkins; General Joe. E. J Ohnston; General Kearney; General Leonidas Polk; General Lewis; General Mc Pherson; General N.B. Forrest; General O. F. Strahl; General Pemberton; General Polk; General Prentiss; General Preston Smith; General R. E. Lee; General Robertson; General Rosencrans; General S. D. Lee; General Sherman; General U.S. Grant; General W. B. Bates; General W. J. Hardee; General Wilson; Henry County, Tennessee; History; Jonesboro, Battle Of, Clayton Co., Georgia, 1864; Kennesaw Mountain, Battle Of, Cobb Co., Georgia, 1864; Missionary Ridge, Battle Of, Chattanooga, Tenn., 1863; Nashville, Battle Of, Nashville, Tenn., 1864; New Hope Church, Battle Of, Paulding Co. Georgia, 1864; Peachtree Creek, Battle Of, Fulton Co., Georgia, 1864; Perryville, Battle Of, Boyle County, Kentucky, 1862; Personal Narratives, Confederate; Reseca, Battle Of, Gordon Co. And Whitfield Co. Georgia, 1864; Spring Hill, Battle Of, Spring Hill, Maury County, Tenn., 1864; United States; Vicksburg, Battle Of, Jackson, Miss., 1863

Keywords:

Atlanta, Battle Of, Fulton Co., Georgia, 1864; Civil War; Civil War Diaries; Civil War, 1861 1865; Confederate States Of America; Diaries; E. H. Rennolds, Field Officer 5th Tennessee Infantry (Csa); Franklin (1864), Battle Of, Williamson Co., Tenn, 1864; General Bates; General Beauregard; General Bragg; General Buford; General Carter; General Cheatham; General Clayton; General Cleburne; General Early; General Forrest; General Grant; General Hardee; General Hood; General Jackson; General John Hunt Morgan; General Johnston; General Mc Lellan; General Parker; General Polk; General Robert E. Lee; General Ross; General S.D. Lee; General Smith; General Stewart; General Strahl; General Toombs; General Vaughn; General Walker; Henry County, Tennessee; History; Jonesboro, Battle Of, Clayton, Co. Georgia, 1864; Kennesaw Mountain, Battle Of, Cobb Co., Georgia, 1864; Maj. Clair Insp. Gen. Army Of Tenn; Nashville, Battle Of, Nashville, Tenn., 1864; New Hope Church, Battle Of, Paulding Co. Georgia, 1864; Personal Narratives, Confederate; Reseca, Battle Of, Gordon Co. And Whitfield Co. Georgia, 1864; Spring Hill, Battle Of, Spring Hill, Maury County, Tenn., 1864; United States

Keywords:

African Americans; Arnaud's (Restaurant); B & W Cafeteria (Nashville, Tenn.); B.H. Stief Jewelry Co. (Nashville, Tenn.); Blanton, Ray; Brown Hotel (Louisville, Ky.); Business; Business Enterprises; Businesspeople; Cain Sloan Department Store (Nashville, Tenn.); Capital City; Capitol Boulevard (Nashville, Tenn.); Chiles, John Garland, 1903 1980; City Council Members; City Government; Civil Rights; Colleges And Universities; Commerce; Cookery (Beef); Cookery, American; Cross Keys Restaurant (Nashville, Tenn.); Department Stores; Downtown Nashville; Economic Aspects; Economic Development; Elections; Enterprise; Family Owned Business Enterprises; Fifth Avenue (Nashville, Tenn.); Finance; Food; Food Preparation; Food Supply; Government; Grace's Inc. (Nashville, Tenn.); History; Home Front; Industries; Inner Cities; Interviews; Kess (Nashville, Tenn.); Kleeman's (Restaurant : Nashville, Tenn.); Local Officials And Employees; Medical Care; Medicine; Menus; Military History; Municipal Officials And Employees; Nashville; Nashville (Tenn.); Nixon, Betty Chiles, 1936; Officials And Employees; Politicians; Politics; Popular Culture; Population; Quality; Race Relations; Recipes; Restaurants; Restaurateurs; Rich, Schwartz & Joseph Inc. (Nashville, Tenn.); Shopping; Social Aspects; Social Change; Social Conditions; Social Justice; Soda Fountains; Soldiers; Sources; Southern Style; Sperry's (Restaurant : Nashville, Tenn.); Stores, Retail; Tennessee; Tennessee Nashville; United States; Universities; Vanderbilt University. Medical Center; Waitresses; Women; Women Local Officials And Employees; Women Public Officers; World War, 1939 1945; Zanini's Restaurant (Nashville, Tenn.)

Wilson, Winston (Mrs.)

Keywords:

Automobiles; Barter; Biography; Civil War; Civil War, 1861 1865; Conservatories Of Music; Courting; Courtship; Dance; Diseases; Education; Future; History; Instruction And Study; Mary Hardin Baylor College; Mc Kinley, William, 1843 1901; Music; Music Education; Music Schools; Ouachita Baptist College; Progress; Reports; Rural Life, Dallas, School, Church, Education, Music, Organ, Fishing, Civil War, Baylor Female College, Belton, Texas, President Mc Kinley, Austin, Cincinnati Conservatory, Piano, Teaching, Ouachita Baptist, Wedding, Jackson, Tennessee, Memphis, Colorado Springs, Cisco, Gold Rush, Indians, Gambling, Alcohol, Dancing, Dairy, Arkadelphia, Cow, Automobile, Children, Singing, Little Rock, World War I, Great Depression, Hendrix, University Of Arkansas, Courtship, Fourth Of July, Games, Tornado, Missouri; Spanish American War, 1898; United States; Universities; Universities And Colleges; War (Aggression); World War, 1914 1918

Hatfield, Edward A

Keywords:

African American Civil Rights Workers; African American Lawyers; African American Leadership; African American Soldiers; African American Students; African American Universities And Colleges; African Americans; Albany Movement (Albany, Ga.); Athens; Atlanta; Civil Rights; Civil Rights Movements; Civil Rights Workers; Depressions; Discrimination; Discrimination In Education; Discrimination In Public Accommodations; Discrimination In Restaurants; Donald L. Hollowell Foundation; Fort Benning (Ga.); Georgia; Government; History; Hollowell, Donald; Holmes, Hamilton, 1941; Hunter Gault, Charlayne; Jackson; Kansas; Lane College; Law And Legislation; Lawyers; Loyola University Of Chicago. School Of Law; Pearl Harbor (Hawaii), Attack On, 1941; Politics And Government; Race Discrimination; Race Relations; Racism; School Integration; Segregation; Segregation In Education; Segregation In Higher Education; Sit Ins; Tennessee; United States; United States. Army. Cavalry, 10th; United States. Army. European Theater Of Operations; United States. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission; Universities; University Of Georgia; World War, 1939 1945

Keywords:

Actions And Defenses; African Americans; Anniversaries, Etc; Barber, Alexander E. (Louisiana Politician); Blacks; Civil Rights; Constitutional History; Corrupt Practices; Disasters; Discrimination; Discrimination In Criminal Justice Administration; Discrimination In Language; Discrimination In Public Accommodations; Discrimination In Sports; Domestic/Community/Social Life; Douglass, Frederick, 1818 1895; Elections; Government; Government & Politics; History; Iowa; Law & Criminal Justice; Louisiana; Lynching; Memphis; New Orleans; Newspapers; Political Activity; Political Aspects; Political Questions And Judicial Power; Presidents; Press Coverage; Private Clubs; Race Relations; Racism; Reconstruction (U.S. History, 1865 1877); Relations With African Americans; Relocation; Slave Insurrections; Slaver; Slaves; Social Conditions; Southern States; Sports & Recreation; Suffrage; Tennessee; To 1964; Transportation & Communication; United States; United States. Constitution. 15th Amendment; United States. President (1877 1881 : Hayes); Violence Against; Windom, William, 1827 1891; Yellow Fever

North Carolina. General Assembly

Keywords:

Allegiance; Alston, Philip, Approximately 1745 1791; American Loyalists; Ammunition; Appointment To Office; Armed Forces; Attorneys General; Auditors; Bermuda Islands; Brunswick County (N.C.); Bute County (N.C.); Caswell, Richard, 1729 1789; Cherokee Indians; Chota Site (Tenn.); Citizenship; Clothing And Dress; Commerce; Commissariat; Committees; Contractors; Counties; Crime; Criminals; Cumberland County (N.C.); Debts, Public; Draft; Executions And Executioners; Exports; Factories; Finance, Public; Firearms; Government; Governors; Great Britain; Halifax (N.C.); History; Imports; Indians; Jails; Johnston County (N.C.); Judges; Justices Of The Peace; Legislative Bodies; Martin County (N.C.); Military Campaigns; Military Discharge; Military Supplies; Militia; Murder; North Carolina; North Carolina. Council Of State; North Carolina. General Assembly; North Carolina. General Assembly. Senate; North Carolina. Provincial Congress; Oaths; Officer; Officials And Employees; Pasteur, Charles, 1793; Politics And Government; Prisoners; Public Officers; Quartermasters; Revolution, 1775 1783; Robertson, James, 1742 1814; Sales; Salisbury (N.C.); Salt; Secretaries Of State (State Governments); Slaver; Slavery; Soldiers; Taxation; Tennessee; United States; United States. Army; United States. Continental Army; United States. Continental Congress; Virginia; Wages; Warrants (Law)

Daly, A. M. (Alexander M.)

Keywords:

African Americans; Atlanta; Bread; Breakfasts; Buttermilk; Child Care Services; Child Labor; Church Work With The Sick; Coffee Brewing; Cookery; Cookery (Dried Fruit); Cotton Textile Industry; Deciduous Teeth; Diet; Diseases; Dried Vegetables; Economic Conditions; Employees; Employment; Eruption; Food Habits; Food Service; Fulton Bag And Cotton Mills; Fulton Bag And Cotton Mills Strike, Atlanta, Ga., 1914 1915; Georgia; Government; Governmental Investigations; Health And Hygiene; History; Hospitals; Housing; Industrial Housing; Industrial Relations; Labor Union Members; Labor Unions; Law And Legislation; Luncheons; Malnutrition; Marasmus; Meat; Medical Care; Methodist Church; Methodist Settlement House (Atlanta, Ga.); Moral Conditions; Nashville; Nursery Schools; Nurses; Pellagra; Physicians; Pies; Sanitation; Sewerage; Sick Leave; Social Conditions; Social Settlements; Social Work With African Americans; Societies And Clubs; Strikes And Lockouts; Sugarcane; Syphilis; Tennessee; Textile Factories; Textile Industry; Textile Workers; Tuberculosis; Typhoid Fever; United States; United States. Commission On Industrial Relations; United Textile Workers Of America; Vanderbilt University. Hospital; Wages; Warioto Cotton Mills (Nashville, Tenn.); Wesley House (Atlanta, Ga.); Women; Women Textile Workers; Work Environment

Keywords:

Architecture; Brewing Industry; Buildings; Buildings, Structures, Etc; Business; Business Enterprises; Capital City; Catholic Church; Central Baptist Church (Nashville, Tenn.); Church Buildings; Churches; Colleges And Universities; Education; Educational Facilities; Elm Street Methodist Episcopal Church (Nashville, Tenn.); Enterprise; Florence Crittenden Mission Home (Nashville, Tenn.); History; Holy Trinity Episcopal Church (Nashville, Tenn.); Immaculate Mother Academy (Nashville, Tenn.); Industries; Industry; Liberty Mills (Nashville, Tenn.); Lost Architecture; Maps; Medicine; Mercy Hospital (Nashville, Tenn.); Nashville; Nashville (Tenn.); Nashville And Davidson County (Tenn.); Nashville, Chattanooga, And St. Louis Railway; Neighborhood; Neighborhoods; Primitive Baptist Church (Nashville, Tenn.); Private Schools; Railroads; Real Property; School Facilities; Schools; Sisters Of The Blessed Sacrament For Indians And Colored People; Sources; Streets; Tennessee; Transportation; Union Stone Company (Nashville, Tenn.); Universities; Universities And Colleges; Vanderbilt University. School Of Medicine; William Gerst Brewing Company (Nashville, Tenn.)

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.)

Keywords:

African American Civil Rights Workers; African American Clergy; African American Newspaper Editors; African American Social Reformers; African Americans; Awards; Bevel, James L. (James Luther), 1936; Christian Leadership; Civil Rights; Civil Rights Demonstrations; Civil Rights Movements; Colleges And Universities; Education; First Baptist Church Capitol Hill (Nashville, Tenn.); Fisk University; Florida; Florida Agricultural And Mechanical University; Funds And Scholarships; History; Interviews; Journalism; King, Martin Luther, Jr., 1929 1968; La Fayette, Bernard; Meharry Medical College; Nashville; Nashville (Tenn.); Nonviolence; Patton, Ernest Rip; Race Relations; Religion; Religious Aspects; Rollins, J. Metz (Joseph Metz), 1926; Scholarships, Fellowships, Etc; Selma Montgomery Rights March, 1965; Shuttlesworth, Fred L., 1922; Smith, Kelly Miller, 1920; Social Conditions; Social Movements; Sources; Southern States; Student Newspapers And Periodicals; Tallahassee; Tallahassee (Tenn.); Tennessee; Thurman, Howard, 1900 1981; United States; Universities; Wallace, George C. (George Corley), 1919 1998

Keywords:

African American Civil Rights Workers; African American Women Civil Rights Workers; African Americans; Alabama; Arrest; Bail; Bus Occupants; Bus Travel; Buses; California; Chicago; Civil Rights; Civil Rights Demonstrations; Civil Rights Movements; Civil Rights Workers; College Students; Congress Of Racial Equality; Courts; Criminal Justice, Administration Of; Discrimination; Discrimination In Public Accommodations; Ethics; Families; Fear; Freedom Rides, 1961; Friendship; History; Illinois; Imprisonment; Interviews; Jackson; Jews; Lawyers; Massachusetts; Mississippi; Mississippi State Penitentiary; Parenthood; Police; Police Vehicles; Political Activity; Prison Violence; Prisoners; Race Relations; Responsibility; Reunions; San Francisco; Segregation; Segregation In Transportation; Singing; Single Mothers; Southern States; Students; Tennessee; United States; Universities; University Of Chicago; University Of Mississippi; Violence; We Shall Overcome; Women; Women Civil Rights Workers; Women Lawyers; Women Prisoners

Keywords:

African American Mayors; African American Politicians; African American Presidential Candidates; African Americans; Appropriations And Expenditures; Armed Forces; Brown, Oliver, 1918; Chicago; Chicago (Ill.); Civil Rights; Congressional Black Caucus; Du Bois, W. E. B. (William Edward Burghardt), 1868 1963; Economic Policy; Election; Electoral Coalitions; Ford, John Newton, 1942; Gibson, Kenneth A; Government; Hatcher, Richard G., 1933 2019; History; Illinois; Jackson, Maynard, 1938 2003; King, Martin Luther, Jr., 1929 1968; King, Martin Luther, Jr., 1929 1968. I Have A Dream; March On Washington For Jobs And Freedom (1963 : Washington, D.C.); Marshall, Thurgood, 1908 1993; Mayors; Memphis; Minorities; National Association For The Advancement Of Colored People; National Urban League; Niagara Movement (Organization); Parks, Rosa, 1913 2005; Political Activity; Politics And Government; Presidents; Robeson, Paul, 1898 1976; Robinson, Dwight A; Segregation In Education; Social Conditions; Stokes, Carl; Suffrage; Tennessee; Topeka (Kan.). Board Of Education; Trials, Litigation, Etc; United States; United States. Congress. House. Committee On Un American Activities; Voter Registration; Voter Turnout; Warren, Earl, 1891 1974; Women; Women Presidential Candidates; Young, Coleman A

Keywords:

Adult Education; Africa; African American College Graduates; African American Military Cadets; African American School Children; African American Schools; African American Teachers; African American Universities And Colleges; African American Women; African Americans; Agricultural And Industrial Institute (Columbus, Kan.); Agriculture; Alabama; Anecdotes; Blyden, Edward Wilmot, 1832 1912; Boxley, D. W; Camp Dennison; Catto, Octavius V., 1839 1871; Champaign; Charlotte; Civil Rights; Clinton; Colonization; Colored Methodist Episcopal Church; Comstock, Elizabeth L; Congresses; Connecticut; Connecticut Literary Institution; Daniels, S. V; Dean, Jennie, Approximately 1852 1913; Discrimination; Discrimination In Education; Discrimination In Employment; Discrimination In Higher Education; Discrimination In Public Accommodations; Eastman National Business College (Poughkeepsie, N.Y.); Education; Finance; Frazier, Sarah; Freedmen's Aid And Southern Education Society; Georgia; Government; Government & Politics; Hampton, Wade, 1818 1902; Harris, J; History; Illinois; Indiana; Iowa; Jeffries Johnson World's Championship Boxing Contest (Motion Picture); Jersey City; Kansas; Law & Criminal Justice; Law And Legislation; Lincoln Institute (Jefferson City, Mo.); Lincoln University (Pa.); Logansport; Manassas Industrial School (Manassas, Va.); Missouri; Montgomery, A. J; New Jersey; New York; New York (State); Newspapers; North Carolina; Ohio; Oklahoma; Older African American Women; Pennsylvania; Philadelphia; Poughkeepsie; Public Schools; Race Relations; Ruffin, Josephine St. Pierre; Rust, Horatio N. (Horatio Nelson), 1828 1906; Sanders, J. D; School Integration; Segregation In Education; Selection And Appointment; Selma; Shattuc, William B; Shiloh Institute (Warrenton, N.C.); Smith, George Washington; South Carolina; Southern States; Students; Teachers, White; Tennessee; United States; United States Naval Academy; United States. Civil Rights Act Of 1875; Universities; Virginia; Vocational Education; Whitted, J. A; Women

Uffelman, Minoa D

Keywords:

African American Civic Leaders; African American Civil Rights Workers; African American Singers; African American Social Reformers; African American Women; African American Women Civic Leaders; African American Women Civil Rights Workers; African American Women Singers; African American Women Social Reformers; African Americans; Alabama; Anti Apartheid Activists; Anti Apartheid Movements; Assassination; Atlanta; Awards; Bombings; Boston; Boycotts; Buses; Civic Leaders; Civil Disobedience; Civil Rights; Civil Rights Demonstrations; Civil Rights Movements; Civil Rights Workers; Concerts; Dexter Avenue Baptist Church (Montgomery, Ala.); Disarmament; Discrimination; Dynamite; Ebenezer Baptist Church (Atlanta, Ga.); Education; Education (Graduate); Equality; Fairness; Fund Raising; Georgia; Government; Graduate Work; History; Holidays; Investigation; Justice; Liberty; March On Washington For Jobs And Freedom, Washington, D.C., 1963; Marion; Martin Luther King, Jr. Center For Nonviolent Social Change; Martin Luther King, Jr., Day; Mass Meetings; Massachusetts; Memphis; Montgomery; Montgomery (Ala.); Montgomery Bus Boycott, Montgomery, Ala., 1955 1956; Montgomery Improvement Association; Music; New Birth Missionary Baptist Church (Lithonia, Ga.); New England Conservatory Of Music; Nobel Prize Winners; Nobel Prizes; Nonviolence; Ohio; Passive Resistance; Peace; Politics And Government; Poor People's Campaign; Protest Marches; Race Discrimination; Race Relation; Race Relations; Sanitation; Sanitation Workers; Sanitation Workers Strike, Memphis, Tenn., 1968; Segregation; Segregation In Transportation; Singers; Social Justice; Social Reformers; Southern Christian Leadership Conference; Southern States; Spouses Of Clergy; Strikes And Lockouts; Study And Teaching (Graduate); Tennessee; United States; Universities; Universities And Colleges; Wages; Washington (D.C.); Women; Women Civic Leaders; Women Civil Rights Workers; Women Social Reformers; Yellow Springs

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