Dublin Core
Title
Interview with Donald Hollowell
Subject
Allen, Ivan, 1911-2003
Bayor, Ronald H., 1944-
Description
Interview with Donald Hollowell, conducted during the writing of Georgia Tech History, Technology, and Society Professor Ronald H. Bayor's 1996 book Race and the Shaping of Twentieth-Century Atlanta. This interview is about Hollowell's experience in fighting discriminating throughout Georgia. An African American civil rights attorney, Hollowell is known for suing the University of Georgia for racist admission policies. Winning his suit, Hollowell made it possible for Charlayne Hunter and Hamilton E. Holmes to enter UGA as the institution's first African American students. He was also victorious in securing the release of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. from the Georgia State Prison, among other civil rights victories.
Creator
Bayor, Ronald H., 1944-
Source
MS450
Publisher
Georgia Institute of Technology Archives
Date
9/17/86
Contributor
Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts
Rights
Permission to provide online access to this interview has been granted by the interviewer, Dr. Ronald Bayor, and by the Donald L. Hollowell Foundation, on behalf of the interviewee, Donald Hollowell.
Format
Audio/mpeg
Language
en
Type
Sound
Identifier
MS450_011
Oral History Item Type Metadata
Interviewer
Bayor, Ronald H., 1944-
Interviewee
Hollowell, Donald
Original Format
Audio cassette, DVD, WAV
Duration
0:59:17
Bit Rate/Frequency
128 kbps
Time Summary
0:59:17