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Thomas / Step-Mother's Influence and Local Segregation

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Interview Interview with Patricia Thomas
Subjects Family › Family Histories and Traditions
Family › Parenting
Family › Childhood Experiences
Community Organizations › Civil Rights Organizations › National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP)
Race Relations › Anglo-Mexican Race Relations
Race Relations › Black-White Race Relations
Discrimination or Segregation › Discrimination or Segregation of Public Accommodations
Education
Recreation and Leisure › Musical performances
Historic Periods › Early 1960s [Exact Date Unknown]
Historic Periods › Mid-1960s [Exact Date Unknown]
Historic Periods › Late 1960s [Exact Date Unknown]
Historic Periods › 1970s [Exact Date Unknown]
Ideology › Relations Between Radicalism and Local People
Black Power
Black Power › Black Panthers
Discrimination or Segregation › Discrimination or Segregation of Public Accommodations › Swimming pools
Discrimination or Segregation › Discrimination or Segregation of Public Accommodations › Restaurants
Ideology › Radicalism
Family › Parents
Recreation and Leisure › Music
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Interview date 2016-07-31
Interview source CRBB Summer 2016
Interviewees Thomas, Patricia
Locations Andrews, TX
Lancaster, TX
Duration 00:06:39
Citation "Step-Mother's Influence and Local Segregation," from Patricia Thomas oral history interview with ,  July 31, 2016, Lancaster, TX, Civil Rights in Black and Brown Interview Database, https://crbb.tcu.edu/clips/4595/step-mother-s-influence-and-local-segregation, accessed November 02, 2024