Interviews, Speeches, Chronicles, 1973-1981

Folder contains ten audio cassette tapes. There does not appear to be accompanying transcripts or releases for these recordings. Some recordings are potentially under copyright protection. The individual tapes are listed below.

1. “The Sweetest Spot in Kansas,” Sugar Beet Workers; interviews by Nancy Harness, Denise Morrison, Byron Caloz, B. Caloz, ed., ca. 1981. Prepared and owned by Finney County [Kansas] Historical Society.

2. Tannis Ortiz, interview, Garden City, Kansas, August 1981. Prepared and owned by Finney County [Kansas] Historical Society.

3. Jessie Avila, interview, Garden City, Kansas, August 1981. [possibly owned by Finney County Historical Society]

4. “Black Chronicle,” vol. 1 and 2 [Kansas State University], no date.

5. “Black Women in the Women’s Movement,” National Public Radio, Kansas State University, 1980.

6. “A Celebration of Black Women in Literature: Alice Walker,” National Public Radio, Kansas State University, 1980.

7. “What if I am a Women?” Kansas State University, [1977?]

8. “Great American Women’s Speeches,” 1973.

9. “Blacks in the American Revolutionary War, Side A;

10. “Maya Angelou,” Side B.