The Negro in America [sound recording] : the last citizen / produced by E.W. Richter for WBAA Radio Station, Purdue University. ca. 1958.

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The Negro in America [sound recording] : the last citizen / produced by E.W. Richter for WBAA Radio Station, Purdue University. ca. 1958.

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Ten seven-inch reel-to-reel tapes, ca. 35 minutes each, converted to ten cassette tapes. The interviews examine local and national social issues, including crime, religion, intimidation, protest, African American journalism and art, housing, and the National Urban League.

10 sound cassettes (ca. 35 min. each)

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SNAC Resource ID: 7378143

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Taylor, Joseph T. (Joseph Thomas), 1913-

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