An oral history with Sheila Shiki y Kessler Michaels, 1999 June 5. c2000.

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An oral history with Sheila Shiki y Kessler Michaels, 1999 June 5. c2000.

Discusses her childhood in St. Louis and the Bronx, the impact of the Brown v. Board of Education decision, her time at William and Mary, her involvement in CORE, SNCC, and COFO. Explains her work with John Lewis and his Washington speech, her relations with other civil rights workers and her experiences in Hattiesburg with Freedom Schools.

31 p. ; 28 cm.

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