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Piedmont Industrialization

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Pat Cusick

1.	Pat Cusick, June 19, 1989. Interview L-0043. Civil Rights Activism in Chapel Hill, North Carolina: Pat Cusick recalls his participation in the civil rights movement in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. Imprisoned for his role in these demonstrations, he describes the formative impact his incarceration had in stirring up his radicalism, emboldening his support of nonviolent strategies, and connecting with other like-minded activists. Cusick also discusses coming to terms with his homosexuality. Interviewee: Pat Cusick Interviewer: Pamela Dean Duration: 02:34:47 Annotated Excerpts: Listen to and read all 19 excerpts.

Pat Cusick, June 19, 1989. Interview L-0043.
Civil Rights Activism in Chapel Hill, North Carolina: Pat Cusick recalls his participation in the civil rights movement in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. Imprisoned for his role in these demonstrations, he describes the formative impact his incarceration had in stirring up his radicalism, emboldening his support of nonviolent strategies, and connecting with other like-minded activists. Cusick also discusses coming to terms with his homosexuality.
Interviewee: Pat Cusick Interviewer: Pamela Dean
Duration: 02:34:47 Annotated Excerpts: Listen to and read all 19 excerpts.

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