Dublin Core
Title
Interview with Frances Pauley
Subject
Allen, Ivan, 1911-2003
Bayor, Ronald H., 1944-
Description
Interview with Frances Pauley, 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 addresses Pauley's passion for changing the treatment of African Americans, as well as her collaboration with African American organizations in support of that cause. A political organizer and activist, Pauley fought against discrimination in the South. For 15 years, she supported racial desegregation as a member of the League of Women Voters of Georgia. Also, as the Executive Director of the Georgia Council on Human Relations from 1961-1967, Pauley promoted interracial organizing and constitutional rights for African Americans.
Creator
Bayor, Ronald H., 1944-
Source
MS450
Publisher
Georgia Institute of Technology Archives
Date
6/6/88
Contributor
Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts
Rights
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Format
Audio/mpeg
Language
en
Type
Sound
Identifier
MS450_013
Oral History Item Type Metadata
Interviewer
Bayor, Ronald H., 1944-
Interviewee
Pauley, Frances
Original Format
Audio cassette, DVD, WAV
Duration
1:00:21
Bit Rate/Frequency
128 kbps
Time Summary
1:00:21