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interviewees
  • Charles Alexander
  • Frankie Allen
  • Corlis Turner Anderson
  • Jim Blackburn
  • James Bryant
  • Donald Byers
  • Garwin DeBerry
  • George Foussekis
  • Keith Franklin
  • Nathaniel Garland
  • George Gay
  • Rod Gentry
  • Chip German
  • Bernadette Whitsett Hammond
  • Steve Helvin
  • Jimmy Hollins
  • Peyton Humphrey
  • Mary Johnson
  • Veronica Jones
  • Larry Kent
  • Robert King
  • Vincent Kinney
  • Byrd Leavell
  • Kent Merritt
  • Andy Minton
  • Phylissa Mitchell
  • Clare Rannigan
  • William Redd
  • Darlene Quarles Robinson
  • Steve Runkle
  • Julia Shields
  • David Sloan
  • Lloyd Snook
  • Tom Stargell
  • Brock Strickler
  • Dickie Tayloe
  • Tommy Theodose
  • Mark and Nancy Tramontin
  • Wade Tremblay
  • Roland and Ronald Woodfolk
  • David Wyant
schools
  • Albemarle High School
  • Albemarle Training School
  • Basement School
  • Buford Middle School
  • Burley High School
  • Burnley-Moran Elementary School
  • Charlottesville High School
  • Clark Elementary School
  • Fork Union Military Academy
  • Hampden-Sydney College
  • Jack Jouett Junior High School
  • Jefferson Elementary School
  • Lane High School
  • Maggie Walker High School
  • McGuffey Primary School
  • Rock Hill Academy
  • Rose Hill
  • Scottsville School
  • Stone-Robinson
  • Terry Elementary School
  • University of Virginia
  • Venable Elementary School
  • Virginia Tech
  • Walker Upper Elementary School
sports
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  • Cheerleading
  • Drill Team
  • Football
  • Golf
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  • Majorette
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  • Swimming
  • Tackle Football
  • Touch Football
  • Wrestling
topics
  • Activism
  • Black History
  • Career
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  • Confederate Flag
  • Confederate Imagery
  • Desegregation
  • Disrespect
  • “Dixie” Song
  • Equality / Inequality
  • Family
  • Grading
  • Hindsight
  • Isolation
  • “Old Black Joe”
  • Petition
  • Physical Confrontation
  • Pride
  • Property Damage
  • Protest
  • Race and Identity
  • Race Consciousness
  • Racial Insult
  • Racial Tension
  • Respect
  • Robert E. Lee
  • Segregation
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Nathaniel Garland

Nathaniel Garland

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Biography

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Clips

“That was the one thing I was about as a kid. If you hurt me, I was going to get you.”

Nathaniel Garland

“She said, “We’re going to keep you,” and that’s how I went to school.”

Nathaniel Garland

“Miss Perry, very influential. She was very nice, very encouraging.”

Nathaniel Garland

“When my brother broke his leg, I was there by myself, and so nobody was there to defend me or take up for me.”

Nathaniel Garland

“That was a eye-opener because there were White kids there that were roughly the same size as me.”

Nathaniel Garland

“When you got a part to be on that team, your blood runs red just like theirs do.”

Nathaniel Garland

“They said, “Schools are separate, but they’re equal.” Well, when I got to Stone-Robinson, I found out that wasn’t true.”

Nathaniel Garland

“You’ve done something bad. That’s taboo.”

Nathaniel Garland

“Well, whenever you’re feared and hated any time you walk in somewhere, it starts to wear on you.”

Nathaniel Garland

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