Interview with Mattie Jones, June 26th, 1991


Accession Number:
2006OH206 AB 015
Interviewee: 
Mattie Jones
Interviewer: 
Catherine Fosl
Interview Date: 
Wednesday, June 26th, 1991
Summary: 

Mattie Jones, a Louisville civil rights activist, was a close friend of Anne Braden. Jones describes how she experienced racial discrimination as a young African American in Louisville before and during the civil rights movement. She explains how she became an activist as a result of her experiences and describes her involvement in several organizations working for social justice. Jones talks how she met Anne Braden, began working with her and became her friend. She discusses Braden's character and her contribution to the community. Jones also talks about the state of race relations in the United States.

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