ORAL HISTORIES and AUDIO FILES
Nicodemus Oral Histories
Nicodemus, Kansas is one of the first settlements founded by African American former slaves post-Civil War west of the Mississippi River. It is one of the few remaining historically African American pioneer communities. Please view videos below.
Joetta Nivens at family Homestead (7 minutes)
Bertha Moore Carter at Sadie Hall (5 minutes)
Florence Howard at Moore Homestead (10 minutes)
Florence Howard and Bertha Moore Carter at Moore Homestead (6 minutes)
Roberta Riley Robinson (20 minutes)
Thomas Wellington (43 minutes)
Podcasts
- USF Heritage Lab Research on iTunes U.
Preview and download video podcasts and learn about the history and heritage of previously unmarked or underrepresented communities with stories of local/national/global significance to the general public. - Interview with Dr. Antoinette Jackson featured on Apple Podcasts.
The interview is conducted by William Lucas. Dr. Jackson talks about Anthropology and Critical Race Theory. They also discuss her latest book, Heritage, Tourism, and Race: The Other Side of Leisure (2020), discussing how Black people have historically experienced tourism. - Heritage Voices Podcast: Ethnography with African Descendant Communities
Dr. Antoinette Jackson interviewed by Jessica Yaquinto, Archeology Podcast Network. April 17, 2018.
https://www.archaeologypodcastnetwork.com/heritagevoices/16
https://www.archaeologypodcastnetwork.com/heritagevoices/ - MAS Summit (Municipal Art Society of New York), Panel: Preserving the identity of Place
See: https://www.mas.org/2018-summit-for-new-york-city/
ORAL HISTORIES and AUDIO FILES
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