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Sally Hermsdorfer, 2011

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Hermsdorfer, Sally
Holland, Jordan
Hughes, Paulette (Gayle)
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Oral history, Interviews, Memphis (Tenn.), Segregation, Immaculate Conception Cathedral School, Religion, Education, Cotton Maker's Jubilee
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20110623_Sally_Hermsdorfer
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Crossroads to Freedom Oral History Collection
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http://hdl.handle.net/10267/33588
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This is an interview with Sally Hermsdorfer, the current principal of Immaculate Conception High School in Memphis. She talks about her lifetime living in Memphis and how segregation has integrated in the society life over time. Considering herself an outsider, she also elaborates on Cotton Carnival and Cotton Makers' Jubilee events.