African Americans
Found in 238 Collections and/or Records:
Lorenzo A. Calender II interview, 2017-11-02
Storyteller Lorenzo A. Calender II speaks about how he came to fall in love with poetry and science fiction at an early age, his work with radio that led him to interview such notable figures as Nikki Giovanni and Stevie Wonder, his work with youth that exposed him to “the power of storytelling”, as well as what led him to create the persona, master storyteller Baba-C. Lorenzo Calender was an early recipient of ARTS:DC CETA funding.
Louis Shockley index, 2022-05-07
Louis Shockley interview, 2022-05-07
Louis Shockley photo, 2022-05-07
Louis Shockley transcript, 2022-05-07
Luke Stewart interview, 2021-06-20
Mabel Mitchell interview, 2016-01-08
In this oral history interview, Ms. Mabel Mitchell, a long time DC resident, discusses her life and experiences moving from Raleigh, North Carolina, to Washington, DC. Ms. Mitchell discusses her early life in Raleigh, her move to Washington, DC, in the early 1950s, her transition to living and working in DC, and her long career in the government. Ms. Mitchell also talks about segregation and racial discrimination in Washington, as well as gentrification in the city in the 21st century.
Makini Niliwambieni interview, 2018-05-21
Marcia Howard Interview, 2020-06-11
Marie Mills interview, 2019-06-08
Marie Mills discusses her life growing up in Riggs Park, gentrification in the District, caring for her elderly parents, her introduction to The Davis Center and Ms. Beatrice Davis-Williams, and the importance of The Davis Center on the D.C. community and her family.