Twenty-Three Years of “In Black America” to be Restored, Digitized and Archived
Subject
Preserving Black History; Media; Libraries
Description
Hundreds of “In Black America” interviews with newsmakers including, Stokely Carmichael, Yolanda King, Wilhelmina Delco, Maya Angelou, Dick Gregory, and Barbara Jordan, will be restored, digitized, and made available to the public thanks to a grant from Recordings at Risk, a national re-granting program operated by the Council on Library and Information Resources.
Creator
Erin Geisler
Source
Publisher
kut.org
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