Transcript of Interview with Clark by Jacquelyn Hall for Southern Oral History Program. Charleston, South Carolina , July 25 1976.

Includes related correspondence. Topics include her segregated schooling in Charleston; her parents, including her father, raised on Joel Poinsett's plantation, with a mention of him possibly being on the ship Wanderer; her strict upbringing; courtship by Nerie David Clark; her religious beliefs; her despair at the death of her child; Judge and Mrs. J. Waties Waring, and their differences; NAACP in Charleston and Columbia; Edwin Harleston; Myles Horton; Rosa Parks; Stokely Carmichael; Dorothy Cotton; Ella Baker; losing her teaching job in 1956; work in the Southern Christian Leadership Conference; Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.; conflicts between the Conference and the Student Non Violent Coordinating Committee; both group's unfriendly attitude to women; the 1969 Charleston hospital workers' strike; creating a credit union for teachers; conflicts between African American men and women; and lack of appreciation for her in Charleston. With many mentions of various other topics and events in her personal and professional life.