Stine George oral history interview, 1989 Oct. 14.

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Stine George oral history interview, 1989 Oct. 14.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/38476302

The collection consists of an oral history interview with Stine George on October 14, 1989 in which he discusses family background; reapportionment in Moultrie and Colquitt County; "People United for Fairness"; Laughlin McDonald; voter registration 1959-63 Donalsonville, Georgia; Mugg Burke; Seminole County organizations; KKK; "New Communities"; Charles Sherrod; George's campaign for city council; political maneuvering in Seminole County; Ford Foundation grant; traveling with Ford Foundation; problems of being both activist and teacher; gaining community support; desegregation of Seminole County police force; street paving; desegregation of juries; the Future Farmers of America; George being ostracized by the State of Georgia; community action council; the WIN program; Job Corps; racism in the Labor Department; Colquitt County; John Cross; the lack of morality of teachers in Colquitt County; the NAACP in Moultrie; Edward Starkey; Judge Robert Elliott; George's EEOC lawsuit against Community Action Council; Wesley Ball; the problems of at-large council members; vote buying; D.L. Inman; Frank Wilson; problems of multi-member's districts; Robert Flanagan; the multi-member district plan's origins; and opposition to ACLU's plan.

1 audiotape ; cassette.Transcript (74 p.)

Georgia State University

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SNAC Resource ID: 7403156

Georgia State University

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