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Reminiscences of Audley Moore (Queen Mother Moore) : oral history, 1978.

Creator: Moore, Audley, 1898-1997.
Project: Black women oral history project.
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Phys. Desc. :Transcript 84 pages
Location: Columbia Center for Oral History
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Biographical Note

Civil rights worker.

Scope and Contents

Childhood in New Iberia and New Orleans, Louisiana; work with Black soldiers, World War I; move to Harlem, 1922; member of the Communist Party, 1933-1950: racism within the party, reapportioning of voting districts, picketing of white-owned businesses in Harlem, reasons for leaving party; work to Africanize Black people in the United States; help to Black prisoners; trips to Africa; impressions of Marcus Garvey movement; need for education of Black people and research into Black heritage; advice to Black women; recollections of being arrested; experiences in Europe; impressions of many notable Black leaders Childhood in New Iberia and New Orleans, Louisiana; work with Black soldiers, World War I; move to Harlem, 1922; member of the Communist Party, 1933-1950: racism within the party, reapportioning of voting districts, picketing of white-owned businesses in Harlem, reasons for leaving party; work to Africanize Black people in the United States; help to Black prisoners; trips to Africa; impressions of Marcus Garvey movement; need for education of Black people and research into Black heritage; advice to Black women; recollections of being arrested; experiences in Europe; impressions of many notable Black leaders.

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Copyright by narrator and Schlesinger Library, Radcliffe College.

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