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22:03 Interview with Doretha Nichson, Part 2 of 2 Interview with Doretha Nichson, Part 2 of 2	Interview with Doretha Nichson, Part 2 of 2 The African American family has traditionally valued the constant interaction of community. Whether it is professional or social, this sense of community eventually began to disappear once African… business enterprises black urban renewal -- florida -- miami segregation -- florida -- miami racism -- florida -- miami -- history -- 20th century coconut grove (miami fla.) -- history liberty city (miami fla.) community and school hampton institute relocation (housing) -- florida miami-dade neighborhood housing services (fla.) homeowners' associations older volunteers parks -- recreational use community organization model city program (metropolitan dade county fla.) self-actualization (psychology) -- anecdotes cultural pluralism -- florida -- miami integration businesspeople black low-income housing crime -- florida -- miami -- overtown rental housing; From - UM Libraries 0 likes 0 plays Digital Collections Link University of Miami Digital Collections Part Number Part 2 of 2 Creator Nichson, Doretha Shakir, Ameenah Contributor Shakir, Ameenah Prospoer, Jessica Genre Oral histories Language English Creation Date November 29, 2000 Creation Place Miami (Fla.) Contributing Unit University of Miami Libraries Repository University Special Collections Rights Statement Copyright to this interview lies with the University of Miami. It may not be reproduced, retransmitted, published, distributed, or broadcast without the permission of the University of Miami Libraries Special Collections. For information about obtaining copies or to request permission to publish any part of this interview, please contact Special Collections at [email protected] Content Type Sound Local Identifier asm00330000510002001
46:26 Interview with Doretha Nichson, Part 1 of 2 Interview with Doretha Nichson, Part 1 of 2	Interview with Doretha Nichson, Part 1 of 2 The African American family has traditionally valued the constant interaction of community. Whether it is professional or social, this sense of community eventually began to disappear once African… business enterprises black urban renewal -- florida -- miami segregation -- florida -- miami racism -- florida -- miami -- history -- 20th century coconut grove (miami fla.) -- history liberty city (miami fla.) community and school hampton institute relocation (housing) -- florida miami-dade neighborhood housing services (fla.) homeowners' associations older volunteers parks -- recreational use community organization model city program (metropolitan dade county fla.) self-actualization (psychology) -- anecdotes cultural pluralism -- florida -- miami integration businesspeople black low-income housing crime -- florida -- miami -- overtown rental housing; From - UM Libraries 0 likes 0 plays Digital Collections Link University of Miami Digital Collections Part Number Part 1 of 2 Creator Nichson, Doretha Shakir, Ameenah Contributor Shakir, Ameenah Prospoer, Jessica Genre Oral histories Language English Creation Date November 29, 2000 Creation Place Miami (Fla.) Contributing Unit University of Miami Libraries Repository University Special Collections Rights Statement Copyright to this interview lies with the University of Miami. It may not be reproduced, retransmitted, published, distributed, or broadcast without the permission of the University of Miami Libraries Special Collections. For information about obtaining copies or to request permission to publish any part of this interview, please contact Special Collections at [email protected] Content Type Sound Local Identifier asm00330000510001001

22:03

Interview with Doretha Nichson, Part 2 of 2

The African American family has traditionally valued the constant interaction of community. Whether it is professional or social, this sense of community eventually began to disappear once African…

From - UM Libraries 0 likes 0 plays

Digital Collections Link

University of Miami Digital Collections

Part Number

Part 2 of 2

Creator

Nichson, Doretha

Shakir, Ameenah

Contributor

Shakir, Ameenah

Prospoer, Jessica

Genre

Oral histories

Language

English

Creation Date

November 29, 2000

Creation Place

Miami (Fla.)

Contributing Unit

University of Miami Libraries

Repository

University Special Collections

Rights Statement

Copyright to this interview lies with the University of Miami. It may not be reproduced, retransmitted, published, distributed, or broadcast without the permission of the University of Miami Libraries Special Collections. For information about obtaining copies or to request permission to publish any part of this interview, please contact Special Collections at [email protected]

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Sound

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asm00330000510002001

46:26

Interview with Doretha Nichson, Part 1 of 2

The African American family has traditionally valued the constant interaction of community. Whether it is professional or social, this sense of community eventually began to disappear once African…

From - UM Libraries 0 likes 0 plays

Digital Collections Link

University of Miami Digital Collections

Part Number

Part 1 of 2

Creator

Nichson, Doretha

Shakir, Ameenah

Contributor

Shakir, Ameenah

Prospoer, Jessica

Genre

Oral histories

Language

English

Creation Date

November 29, 2000

Creation Place

Miami (Fla.)

Contributing Unit

University of Miami Libraries

Repository

University Special Collections

Rights Statement

Content Type

Sound

Local Identifier

asm00330000510001001