African Americans
Found in 323 Collections and/or Records:
DJ Mothersheister interview, 2019-09-02
In this interview, Slammer Musuta, known professionally as DJ Mothersheister, discusses music influences from her childhood in Arlington, Texas; her college years in South Africa and Ithaca, New York; her adopted home of D.C.; and her role as a founding member of Anthology Booty.
DJ Natty Boom interview, 2019-06-11
During this interview, Ebony Dumas, known professionally as DJ Natty Boom, talks about her childhood in Tulsa, Oklahoma, her connection to music, her life experience in D.C., and her experience as a founding member of Anthology Booty.
Dr. Clive Callender interview part 1, 2018-06-16
Dr. Clive Callender discusses his childhood in New York, New York, his calling to the medical profession from a young age, surviving Tuberculosis as a teen, serving as a medical missionary, his experiences at Asbury United Methodist Church and how the church fits into Washington, D.C. history, his membership in the Evangel Choir and his vocal career, his connections with the city, and his career as a transplant surgeon.
Dr. Clive Callender interview part 2, 2018-06-16
Dr. Clive Callender discusses his childhood in New York, New York, his calling to the medical profession from a young age, surviving Tuberculosis as a teen, serving as a medical missionary, his experiences at Asbury United Methodist Church and how the church fits into Washington, D.C. history, his membership in the Evangel Choir and his vocal career, his connections with the city, and his career as a transplant surgeon.
Dr. George 'DOC' Rutherford interview, 2020-10-15
Dr. Rutherford, 'DOC,' speaks about his life long passion of education. Dr. Rutherford was the principal of Fletcher-Johnson School in the Marshall Heights neighborhood.
Dr. James Shopshire interview part 1, 2018-06-14
Dr. James Shopshire interview part 2, 2018-06-14
Dr. James Shopshire interview part 3, 2018-06-14
Dr. Leonard Haynes III interview, 2019-05-11
Lee Dunlap Slide Collection
Collection consists of 440 commercially produced and/or reproductions of other photographers images of various prominent/celebrity African Americans collected by the donor.