Voices of the Civil Rights Movement, audio cassette, OTC 408.5.27
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content: Saturday. February 2,  1980.  Colloquium. Session II: Reconstructing History
c. 1 of 3.

Side A

BERNICE JOHNSON REAGON speaks about respecting others; introduces THOMAS BATTLE, JOANNE GRANT, JAMES FORMAN, AND DR.. STEVEN HENDERSON.

DR.. STEVEN HENDERSON, facilitator; Director, Institute for the Arts and
Humanities, Howard University.
Talks about documentation through oral history.

THOMAS BATTLE, Acting Director, Civil Rights' Movement Oral History
Collection, Moorland-Spingarn Research Center, Howard University. Reads from The Making of Black Revolutionaries by JAMES FORMAN. Speaks about printed documentation and taped documentation.

SideB

THOMAS BATTLE (cont.)
Speaks about the Civil Rights' Movement Documentation Project (the Ralph
J. Bunch Oral History Collection).

JOANNE GRANT, Ella Baker Documentary Film Group, New York, NY. Makes a reference to the film "Roshomon" in telling how the same story may be told from many viewpoints. Speaks about the advantages and disadvantages of film. Shows a clip from an Ella Baker documentary.