transcripts
Found in 43 Collections and/or Records:
Airbrush, Acrylic, and Acetylene Oral History Project
The Airbrush, Acrylic, and Acetylene Oral History Project contains three oral histories with three Charleston-area artists: Halim Abdul-Karim (jewelry designer), Elayna Shakur (visual artist), and Jafar Simmons (airbrush artist). The interviewees discuss their artistic practices, what brought them to the Charleston-area, why they decided to stay, and how they Lowcountry has impacted their artistic practices. The oral history project was conducted by Alada Shinault-Small in 1999.
And I Am Telling You... Recollections of Four Lowcountry Ladies Oral History Project
Avery Institute of Afro-American History and Culture Oral History Project
Avery Research Center Averyite oral histories
Avery Research Center Lowcountry oral histories
Avery Research Center Sea Islands oral histories
"Black on Black Crime Conference , 22 September 1979
Contains transcript of Whipper's address, "Loss of Talents and Human Resources Crime is destroying a whole generation of young Blacks."
Jean Claude Bouffard Civil Rights Interviews
Guy and Candie Carawan Sea Island recordings
The Guy and Candie Carawan Sea Island recordings, 1960-1969, collection contains field recordings and oral history interviews documenting Gullah Geechee life and culture in rural Johns Island. The recordings were created, first, during the Carawan's time assisting the Island's Citizenship School and, later, when they lived on the Island from 1963 to 1965. The collection consists of reel-to-reel tapes, audiocassettes, and transcripts.
