Ethel Williams slides: Dr. Oscar Butler on the first night of student protest at bowling alley in Orangeburg, SC; minutes later, the police attacked the students with clubs, and the students retaliated by throwing rocks, 1968 February 05
Ethel Williams slides: Dr. Oscar Butler on the first night of student protest at bowling alley in Orangeburg, SC; minutes later, the police attacked the students with clubs, and the students retaliated by throwing rocks, 1968 February 05
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Interviews, photographs, and oral history project files chronicling African-American life in the American South with a particular focus on the era of legal segregation and its...
