Recordings of John Hope Franklin, 1960-2009 and undated

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The Recordings of Franklin subseries documents a wide range of Franklin's activities from interviews, to appearances in historic or racially themed documentaries and educational videos, to lectures and speeches on race, race relations in the U.S., and the historian's role in interpreting history. One set of tapes record a lengthy oral history interview of Franklin by A. Ballard, National Humanities Center, in which Franklin recounts events in his life from his earliest years in Oklahoma to his decision to go to the University of Chicago. Another audiocassette includes an interview of T.S. Currier with Franklin.

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