Civil Rights Media Oral History Project
The Civil Rights Movement in Kentucky Oral History Project was a major statewide initiative to document, through oral history interviews, the struggle to end legal segregation in Kentucky between 1930 and 1975. Ethel White specifically focused her interviews on the topic of the Civil Rights Movement in Kentucky from the perspective of the local media. White interviewed former and current editors, journalists, reporters, and news directors who had witnessed, and reported the unfolding of the civil rights activities in Kentucky.
Interviews
- Oral History Interview with Frank Burke
- Oral History Interview with Clarence Matthews
- Oral History Interview with Don Mills
- Oral History Interview with Ken Litchfield
- Oral History Interview with Don Neagle
- Oral History Interview with Charles Tachau
- Oral History Interview with Richard Clay
- Oral History Interview with Eric Tachau
- Oral History Interview with Keith Runyon
- Oral History Interview with Ted Braun
- Oral History Interview with Don Edwards
- Oral History Interview with George Gill
- Oral History Interview with John "Jack" Guthrie
- Oral History Interview with Al Smith
- Oral History Interview with Frank Burke
- Oral History Interview with Frank Burke
- Oral History Interview with David Ellis