Oral Histories, Paved with Good Intentions: The Road to Racial Unity in the Episcopal Diocese of Southwestern Virginia
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- Interview with Members of the Good Shepherd Episcopal Church, February 13, 2015Cannady, Gloria Wesley; Cardwell, Gloria Mosby; Dabney, Patricia P.; Haythe, Dolores Johnson; Witt, Helen P.; Salmon, Nina Vest (2016-06-21)Dr. Nina Salmon conducted this oral history interview with members of the Good Shepherd Episcopal Church – Mrs. Gloria Cannady, Mrs. Gloria Cardwell, Mrs. Patricia Dabney, Mrs. Dolores Haythe, and Mrs. Helen Witt – to inform her work on the unintended consequences of the racial integration of the Episcopal diocese of Southwestern Virginia. This interview underpins the research outlined in Dr. Salmon's dissertation, “Paved with Good Intentions: The Road to Racial Unity in the Episcopal Diocese of Southwestern Virginia.”
- Interview with Mr. Michael Terry, February 13, 2015Terry, Michael; Salmon, Nina Vest (2016-06-21)Dr. Nina Salmon conducted this oral history interview with Mr. Michael Terry to inform her work on the unintended consequences of the racial integration of the Episcopal diocese of Southwestern Virginia. This interview underpins the research outlined in Dr. Salmon's dissertation, “Paved with Good Intentions: The Road to Racial Unity in the Episcopal Diocese of Southwestern Virginia.”
- Interview with Mr. William Vickers, February 12, 2015Vickers, William Dudley; Salmon, Nina Vest (2016-06-21)Dr. Nina Salmon conducted this oral history interview with Mr. William Vickers to inform her work on the unintended consequences of the racial integration of the Episcopal diocese of Southwestern Virginia. This interview underpins the research outlined in Dr. Salmon's dissertation, “Paved with Good Intentions: The Road to Racial Unity in the Episcopal Diocese of Southwestern Virginia.”
- Interview with Mrs. Tempy Davis, April 8, 2015Davis, Tempy; Salmon, Nina Vest (2016-06-21)Dr. Nina Salmon conducted this oral history interview with Mrs. Tempy Davis to inform her work on the unintended consequences of the racial integration of the Episcopal diocese of Southwestern Virginia. This interview underpins the research outlined in Dr. Salmon's dissertation, “Paved with Good Intentions: The Road to Racial Unity in the Episcopal Diocese of Southwestern Virginia.”