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Abstract of an oral history interview with Rebecca R. Cooper, 2009 February 20

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Cooper, Rebecca R

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Abstract of interview with Rebecca R. Cooper, February 20, 2009. She talks about her education, working as a teacher, becoming involved in the Civil Rights Movement, and living in East Savannah.
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Elmore, Charles JSavannah (Ga.). Department of Cultural Affairs
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City of Savannah Municipal Archives

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Digital Library of Georgia

Keywords

  1. African American Neighborhoods
  2. African American Teachers
  3. African Americans
  4. Civil Rights
  5. Cooper, Rebecca R
  6. Georgia
  7. Savannah
  8. Schools
  9. Segregation

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