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Collecting and Telling Your and Others’ Stories

For Stories of Struggle I interviewed at least 150 Black activists while I worked as a journalist at The State and as director of a writing program at Columbia College. I wanted to preserve Black elders’ stories, and, through their stories, to reveal a true portrait of segregation in South Carolina. I believe in the power of stories.

Let’s talk about your stories, why preserving personal stories is important, and why “top-down” history can never tell the whole story. I’ll offer some basics for telling your stories and collecting others’.

With photos.

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