The Delta History
Project
African American Narratives of Violence, Resilience and Change in Mississippi
Click on the photographs below to access PDF interview transcripts and MP3 clips, where available
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The Delta History Project African American Narratives of Violence, Resilience and Change in Mississippi Click on the photographs below to access PDF interview transcripts and MP3 clips, where available
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CHILDHOOD |
LIFE & DEATH
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POLITICAL ACTIVISM |
Voices from the Mississippi Delta
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In 1995, through 1998, Professor Kim Lacy Rogers, oral historian and Professor of American Studies and History at Dickinson College traveled to Bolivar, Coahoma, Sunflowerand Washington Counties, in Mississippi to gather the stories of an extrordinary group of African Americans.
Their memories span a time and place in history that is filled with dramatic change.
"Life and Death in the Delta," by Kim Lacy Rogers is the recipient of the 2007 Oral History Association Book Award. |
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