Reflections of a Longtime Black Family in Richmond Oral History Transcript 1
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The teachers and everybody.
It was integrated?
Oh, yes. I never had any bad experiences at all with school. The teachers were wonderful. I'm not bragging, but I was very good in school. I used to read a lot, and they said I was a very good student. I liked studying. I guess if you like it it's easy for you.
Did you have a favorite subject?
Reading. Anything to do with reading, reading and writing. That was around about 1935. I know I was around twelve.
89 M. Williams: Dunning: M. Williams: Dunn...ing: M. Williams: It was bad enough because everybody was just getting over the worst part of the Depression. They had had these food programs where you could get free food. The Okies used to come.
The reason that I know about this, because where we lived at, we didn't live too far from Highway 99. You know Highway 99? It comes from Sacramento. That was a big thing in our lives, to go down to Highway 99 and watch the cars, and count out-of-state license plates. That was when we first noticed it, because we used to have to cross Highway 99 to go to school.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The teachers and everybody.
It was integrated?
Oh, yes. I never had any bad experiences at all with school. The teachers were wonderful. I'm not bragging, but I was very good in school. I used to read a lot, and they said I was a very good student. I liked studying. I guess if you like it it's easy for you.
Did you have a favorite subject?
Reading. Anything to do with reading, reading and writing. That was around about 1935. I know I was around twelve.
89 M. Williams: Dunning: M. Williams: Dunn...ing: M. Williams: It was bad enough because everybody was just getting over the worst part of the Depression. They had had these food programs where you could get free food. The Okies used to come.
The reason that I know about this, because where we lived at, we didn't live too far from Highway 99. You know Highway 99? It comes from Sacramento. That was a big thing in our lives, to go down to Highway 99 and watch the cars, and count out-of-state license plates. That was when we first noticed it, because we used to have to cross Highway 99 to go to school.
What to read after Reflections of a Longtime Black Family in Richmond Oral History Transcript 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harry Wheaton Williams to read onlineMoreLess
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