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Victoria Gray Adams interviewed by Joseph Sinsheimer (text only)

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  • Victoria Gray Adams interviewed by Joseph Sinsheimer (text only)
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  • Leading civil rights activist in Hattiesburg, MS. Gray discusses: Vernon Dahmer's leadership in the local civil rights campaign; her first encounter with SNCC field secretary Hollis Watkins; economic reprisals directed against black civil rights workers by the local white community; lack of adult leadership in Mississippi movement; Lawrence Guyot's role in the Hattiesburg campaign.

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Joseph A. Sinsheimer papers
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Joseph A. Sinsheimer papers
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