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SOHP
By Southern Oral History ProgramEducation
SOHP episodes
- Austin Monroe on Friends, His House Fire, and Lacking Emotional and Material SupportAustin Monroe on Friends, His House Fire, and Lacking Emotional and Material Support by Southern Oral History Program9 min
- Robert Reid-Pharr on the AIDS Pandemic and COVID-19Robert Reid-Pharr on the AIDS Pandemic and COVID-19 by Southern Oral History Program5 min
- Robert Reid-Pharr on His Education and CareerRobert Reid-Pharr on His Education and Career by Southern Oral History Program2 min
- Robert Reid-Pharr - Full InterviewRobert Reid-Pharr - Full Interview by Southern Oral History Program44 min
- Robert Reid-Pharr on Being Black and Gay in the Anti-Apartheid MovementRobert Reid-Pharr on Being Black and Gay in the Anti-Apartheid Movement by Southern Oral History Program3 min
- Robert Reid-Pharr on the Southeastern Lesbian and Gay Conference at UNC in 1985Robert Reid-Pharr on the Southeastern Lesbian and Gay Conference at UNC in 1985 by Southern Oral History Program3 min
- Robert Reid-Pharr on What He Learned as President of Carolina Gay AssociationRobert Reid-Pharr on What He Learned as President of Carolina Gay Association by Southern Oral History Program3 min
- Robert Reid-Pharr Returning to UNC and Hope and Pride in the UNC CommunityRobert Reid-Pharr Returning to UNC and Hope and Pride in the UNC Community by Southern Oral History Program4 min
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- Robert Reid-Pharr on What He Learned as President of Carolina Gay AssociationRobert Reid-Pharr on What He Learned as President of Carolina Gay Association by Southern Oral History Program3 min
About SOHP
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Since 1973, the Southern Oral History Program has worked to preserve the voices of the southern past. We have collected 6,000 interviews with people from all walks of life—from mill workers to civil…
rights leaders to future presidents of the United States. Made available through UNC’s renowned Southern Historical Collection online, these interviews capture the vivid personalities, poignant personal stories, and behind-the-scenes decision-making that bring history to life.