Katie Cannon in a WHYY interview talks about discovering class distinctions in the theological academy.

Katie Geneva Cannon on WHYY, about 1996

WQED - Pitch

Katie Cannon describing the sudden death of Eugene Adair on the floor of New York City Presbytery. From Cassette 1900, Presbyterian Historical Society.

Katie Cannon on the death of Eugene Adair

Katie Cannon, "From Disgrace to Dignity" clip, 1996

Katie Cannon on her call to ministry of word and sacrament, and on how women seminarians were viewed in 1970.

Katie Cannon, Clergywomen and Clergymen panel, 1992 (excerpt)

Etta Dalton speaking about getting Navajo language drilled out of her during her time at Ganado, October 1976

Etta Dalton, Ganado School, 1976

Eugene Carson Blake on the Protestant Hour, 1955. Copyright Protestant Radio and Television Center, Atlanta, Ga.

Eugene Carson Blake, "I Believe in God the Father Almighty," 1955. 2020-2338

01-1005d, tape 9A, Special Committee on All-Black Governing Bodies

Thelma Harrison, on writing a history of Fairfield-McCelland Presbytery, about 1992

01-1005d, tape 6B, from Special Committee on All-Black Governing Bodies

ABGB committee, on archives power, about 1992

Rev. Julius Douglas of St. James Presbyterian Church (Greensboro, N.C.) sermon at Lincoln Park Presbyterian Church (Chicago, Ill.), on welcoming the stranger, and witnessing members of the Submarine Church smoke marijuana on the dais at the 1970 UPCUSA General Assembly. 

Lincoln Park Presbyterian Church (Chicago, Ill.) sermon, 1970

Presbyterian administrator Eugene Turner, in a 1981 oral history says that when he's "dead and gone" historians will affirm the correctness of the UPCUSA funding the Angela Davis legal defense in 1970-1971. Full oral history here: https://digital.history.pcusa.org/islandora/object/islandora%3A416164

Eugene Turner on Angela Davis, 1981

James Baldwin, "White Racism or World Community," delivered to the World Council of Churches meeting in Uppsala, 7 July 1968. In this excerpt Baldwin recounts the transition from petitioner to revolutionary undertaken by Stokely Carmichael. From the collections of the Presbyterian Historical Society, Philadelphia PA.

James Baldwin on Stokely Carmichael, 7 July 1968

Recorded by the United Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. Board of Christian Education on behalf of United Presbyterian Women at their national meeting at Purdue University (West Lafayette, Ind.) in July 1970.

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Unita Blackwell on voter registration, and writing her own traffic tickets

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