Tag: Segregation
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Dwight Henry & Nathaniel Trott
Dwight Henry and Nathaniel Trott, lifelong friends from McDaniel, Maryland, reflect on growing up in a close-knit African American community on the Eastern Shore. They discuss church traditions, the importance of respect, and the values instilled by their parents and neighbors. The men discuss growing up in a segregated society, recalling dusty shoes from walking Read more
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Charles Warner, Nathaniel Trott, & Dwight Henry
Nathaniel Trott, Charles Warner, and Dwight Henry shared their experiences growing up and reflecting on their community’s history. They discuss the legacy of segregation and integration, the schools they grew up attending together. Nathaniel reflected on his time as a saxophonist, recalling performances like playing the national anthem at school events. Charles also shared stories Read more
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Childlene Brooks & Virginia Jackson
Childlene Brooks and Virginia Jackson, sisters raised in Talbot county and deeply rooted in their community, shared their personal stories of growing up during the desegregation era and their involvement in local civil rights efforts. The interview explored their early experiences at St. Michael’s High School, where Childlene was one of the first African American Read more
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Virginia Jackson & Walter Black
Walter Black and Virginia Jackson shared personal stories about growing up in a close-knit community, reflecting on their family history, and discussing identity and the complexities of heritage. The conversation also touched on Hurricane Hazel, where Virginia recalled the impact of the storm, noting that while it caused some damage, the community came together to Read more