The Orangeburg Massacre : in pursuit of human dignity : 1994 Nov. 30 ; [typescript].

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Hill, Clemmie F. The Orangeburg Massacre : in pursuit of human dignity : 1994 Nov. 30 ; [typescript].

The Orangeburg Massacre : in pursuit of human dignity : 1994 Nov. 30 ; [typescript].

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/363204867

Essay re impact on student life of the Orangeburg Massacre in Orangeburg, S.C., during which three African American students at S.C. State College died in 1968, while protesting the segregation of a bowling alley; includes excerpts from interviews with teachers, students, and members of the community who were present at the incident but had not been interviewed by previous researchers at the time or during the ensuing years. Includes quotes from Mrs. Catherine Young (a white nurse working at the hospital in Orangeburg, S.C.); Mr. B.T. Tolar, Charles Hildebrand, Ms. Beverly Jamison (African-American students enrolled at S.C. State); Mr. Frank Staley and Mrs. Valeria Staley (respectively, a math teach and librarian at S.C. State); and Mrs. L.M. Young (a teacher at Claflin College), who was appointed to be Chair of the committee formed by the South Carolina Council on Human Relations following the shootings.

1 folder (19 sheets) ; 28 cm.

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