Interview with Dr. Joyce E. Glaise - Interview with Dr. Joyce E. Glaise (Transcript)

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Abstract/Description: Dr. Joyce E. Glaise, educator, community activist, former member of the Danville, Virginia City Council. She discussed: the racial situation in Danville, Virginia; the Danville Voters League; Dr. Martin Luther King's trip to Danville in 1963; recreation in Danville; the church's role in the Civil Rights movement; and activists Ruth Harvey and Lawrence Campbell.
Subject(s): Glaise, Joyce E.
Coverage: Virginia
Date Created: 2003/03/20
Title: Interview with Dr. Joyce E. Glaise (Transcript).
Name(s): Carrington, Ronald E., interviewer
James Branch Cabell Library. Special Collections and Archives, contributor
Virginia Civil Rights Movement Video Initiative, producer
VCU Libraries, publisher
Type of Resource: text
Genre: Text
Oral history
Date Created: 2003/03/20
Extent: 22 p.
Abstract/Description: Dr. Joyce E. Glaise, educator, community activist, former member of the Danville, Virginia City Council. She discussed: the racial situation in Danville, Virginia; the Danville Voters League; Dr. Martin Luther King's trip to Danville in 1963; recreation in Danville; the church's role in the Civil Rights movement; and activists Ruth Harvey and Lawrence Campbell.
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This interview was conducted March 20, 2003 at the Virginia Historical Society in Richmond. Ronald E. Carrington, President of Media Consultants Global, Inc. of Richmond, was the director-producer of the video taping and interviewed the interviewees. Historian Dr. Betsy Brinson conducted preliminary oral interviews. The text of the oral history was transcribed by Halasz Reporting and Video, Richmond. Other editing by the staff of Special Collections and Archives, VCU Libraries.
Subject(s): Glaise, Joyce E.
Coverage: Virginia
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Title: Interview with Dr. Joyce E. Glaise.
Voices of Freedom: videotaped oral histories of leaders of the Civil Rights movement in Virginia.
Name(s): Carrington, Ronald E., interviewer
James Branch Cabell Library. Special Collections and Archives, contributor
Virginia Civil Rights Movement Video Initiative, producer
VCU Libraries, publisher
Type of Resource: moving image
Genre: Text
Moving image
Oral history
Date Created: 2003-03-20
Abstract/Description: Dr. Joyce E. Glaise, educator, community activist, former member of the Danville, Virginia City Council. She discussed: the racial situation in Danville, Virginia; the Danville Voters League; Dr. Martin Luther King's trip to Danville in 1963; recreation in Danville; the church's role in the Civil Rights movement; and activists Ruth Harvey and Lawrence Campbell.
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Note(s):

This interview was conducted March 20, 2003 at the Virginia Historical Society in Richmond. Ronald E. Carrington, President of Media Consultants Global, Inc. of Richmond, was the director-producer of the video taping and interviewed the interviewees. Historian Dr. Betsy Brinson conducted preliminary oral interviews. The text of the oral history was transcribed by Halasz Reporting and Video, Richmond. Other editing by the staff of Special Collections and Archives, VCU Libraries.
Subject(s): Coverage: Virginia
Glaise, Joyce E.
Rights Statement URL: https://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-NC/1.0/
Rights Statement: In Copyright - Non-Commercial Use Permitted
Rights: This material is protected by copyright, and copyright is held by VCU. You are permitted to use this material in any way that is permitted by copyright. In addition, this material is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 4.0 International license (CC BY-NC-SA 4.0) (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/). Acknowledgment of Virginia Commonwealth University Libraries as a source is required.
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