Oral history interview with Charlotte T.L. Walkup, 1997

Biographical Note

Attorney-at-law

Scope and Contents

Family: political interests, law, women's suffrage movement; Barnard School for Girls; Vassar: BA Political Science 1931, faculty; YWCA Students in Industry Program; League for Industrial Democracy; socialism; labor; Columbia University Law School: LLB 1934, faculty, Law Review; women and legal careers: discrimination, family and career; the New Deal; Indian Reorganization Act of 1934; Securities and Exchange Commission Act; Freedom of Information Act; Civil Rights Act of 1964; Solicitor's Office for the Bureau of Indian Affairs; Bureau of Mines; Legal Advisor to the Treasury Department; Special Assistant to the General Counsel of the Treasury Department; Advisory Committee on the Status of Women in the Treasury Department; Virginia Congress of Parents and Teachers; Alexandria Community Welfare Council; Women's National Democratic Club; segregation/integration of public schools; civil rights; labor representation

Subjects

• Columbia University. School of Law--Alumni and alumnae.
• Interviews.
• Oral histories (literary works)
• Walkup, Charlotte Tuttle Lloyd, 1910---Interviews.
• Wilson, Sarah, interviewer.
• Women lawyers--Interviews.

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