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Oral Histories

Catina Taylor – Student Perspective

April 3, 2017November 12, 2016 by Joseph Allen

This oral history shares the student perspective by Catina Taylor, who attended Blenheim Elementary, Lincoln Junior High, and Southeast High School during Kansas City’s school desegregation period following the Missouri v Jenkins case.

Categories Oral Histories, Videos Tags Blenheim Elementary, Lincoln Junior High, Missouri V Jenkins, Southeast High School

Ajamu Webster – Parent and Community Activist

April 3, 2017November 12, 2016 by Joseph Allen

This oral history interview with parent and community activist, Ajamu Webster, was conducted at the University of Missouri-Kansas City in 2016.

Categories Oral Histories, Videos

Harrison Neal Student Perspective Swinney Elementary

April 3, 2017November 12, 2016 by Joseph Allen

Harrison Neal, a former E.F. Swinney Elementary student, shares experiences with school desegregation in the early 1990s in Kansas City, Missouri.

Categories Oral Histories, Videos Tags E.F. Swinney Elementary

Phyllis A. Washington – Principal E.F. Swinney

April 3, 2017August 31, 2016 by Joseph Allen

Phyllis A. Washington, former principal of E.F. Swinney in the Kansas City, Missouri School District, shares her experiences at the beginning of the Missouri v Jenkins court mandated school desegregation.

Categories Oral Histories, Videos Tags E.F. Swinney Elementary, Phyllis A. Washington 1 Comment
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