Challenging the status quo, the twenty-seven year campaign for Southwest Junior College
Subtitle: and related material
By: Odessa Cox; tape recorded interview conducted by Malca Chall in 1977. Regional Oral History Office, The Bancroft Library, University of California, Berkeley, California, 1978 :
Contributors: Chall, Malca.; Cox, Sandra Elaine.; Jackson, Agnes Moreland.; Bancroft Library. Regional Oral History Office.; Bancroft Library. Regional Oral History Office.
Published: 1977
Subjects: Southwest Community College (Los Angeles, Calif.); Los Angeles Community College District.; Southeast Interracial Council, Los Angeles.; African Americans.; African American women -- California.; Education -- California.; Civil rights -- United States.; Education -- California -- Los Angeles.; Community colleges -- California -- Los Angeles.; Segregation in education -- California -- Los Angeles.
Other titles: Challenging the status quo, the twenty seven year campaign for Southwest Junior College; Women in politics oral history series.
Description: Comments on family background, growing up and education in Alabama; move to Los Angeles in 1944; integration problems; continuing interest in equal rights; campaign for Los Angeles Southwest Junior College, 1965-69; her campaign for election to Board of Trustees, Los Angeles City Junior College District, 1969; organization and work of the Southeast Interracial Council.

Appended: photocopies of documentary material supporting the interview.

With this: photocopies of additional documentary material.
Table of contents: value: Reel 1: Jan. 11, 1977. Track 1: 498 ft., track 2: 496 ft.; value: Reel 2: Jan. 11, 1977. Track 1: 499 ft., track 2: 497 ft.; value: Reel 3: May 26, 1977. Track 1: 494 ft., track 2: 492 ft.; value: Reel 4: May 26, 1977. Track 1: 491 ft., track 2: 488 ft.; value: Reel 5: May 26, 1977. Track 1: 178 ft., track 2: blank.; value: Phonotapes :