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Friday, January 16, 2004
American Memory Project
In my fall semester classes, we had the opportunity to talk about the American Memory Project's collection of film archives and the early history of cinema. Now, American Memory has launched "Voices from the Days of Slavery," which provides us with the opportunity to hear interviews with former slaves recorded between 1932 and 1975. Via George Williams. If you're interested in this project, take a moment and check it out.
In my fall semester classes, we had the opportunity to talk about the American Memory Project's collection of film archives and the early history of cinema. Now, American Memory has launched "Voices from the Days of Slavery," which provides us with the opportunity to hear interviews with former slaves recorded between 1932 and 1975. Via George Williams. If you're interested in this project, take a moment and check it out.
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