Oral History Interview with Katori Walker and Thelma Jenkins
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Title
Oral History Interview with Katori Walker and Thelma Jenkins
Description
Thelma talks about growing up in Harlem and memories of bootleg whiskey being brewed in her bathtub. She describes racism she experienced in Yonkers and other parts of the country.
Katori talks about her artwork and art organizations in Yonkers that she is involved with. She recalls facing racial discrimination while growing up in Yonkers.
Both Thelma and Katori talk about the importance of Black History Month and what it means to them.
Katori talks about her artwork and art organizations in Yonkers that she is involved with. She recalls facing racial discrimination while growing up in Yonkers.
Both Thelma and Katori talk about the importance of Black History Month and what it means to them.
Creator
Yonkers Public Library
Source
Katori Walker
Thelma Jenkins
Thelma Jenkins
Publisher
Yonkers Public Library
Date
2/22/2021
Format
mp3
Identifier
2021.047.004
2021.047.005
2021.047.005
Oral History Item Type Metadata
Interviewer
Michael Walsh
Interviewee
Katori Walker
Thelma Jenkins
Thelma Jenkins
Location
Virtual
Files
Collection
Citation
Yonkers Public Library, “Oral History Interview with Katori Walker and Thelma Jenkins,” Yonkers Public Library Archive, accessed April 20, 2024, http://archive.ypl.org/items/show/934.