Interview with Warren Dorsey
Warren started going to school in 1926 and left school in 1930. He talks about consolidation of schools and shares his experience of being a colored student during these times.
Episodes
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Interview with Betty Lee
Betty Lee is from Sykesville, MD and is a former nurse at Henryton State Hospital. Henryton State Hospital was a tuberculosis sanitarium for African-American patients.
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Interview with Eldridge Costley
Eldridge Costley was born in raised in Winfield, MD. Eldridge talks about his favorite memories and struggles he experienced living in Carroll County.
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William Decatur : Story of a Buffalo Soldier
Mr. William M. Decatur was a former Buffalo Solider from the 10th Cavalry. Mr. Decatur talks about his experience in the 10th Cavalry being an African American.
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Interview with John Lewis
John was part of a family of 10 children. His mother and father were hard workers, but did not have the opportunity to get advanced educations.
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Interview with Charles Neal
Charles Neal was the first tenure professor at then Western Maryland College beginning in 1979. Neal is a political science and international relations professor.
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Interview with Sidney Sheppard
Sidney Sheppard talks about how much he loved attending Robert Moton High School. Sheppard felt incredibly privileged to be able to attend high school.
