Lillian Raymond : Oral History Project [1978]
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JW: Why? So many people were coming in?
LR: I think so. Changing roots and things like that. A lot of teenagers are very insolent and hostile. And , you see, they had them all segregated- -in Hunter's Point. If they had them all through the city, they wouldn't have had that problem. You' see, Henry Kaiser, that was his doings. I had a Girl Scout troop.
The first time I had it, a year before the Second World War, I had all Caucasians. The next year I had it--all Negro. They came in that fast.
JW...: How did the people who had been here react in general? What did people say about the new migrants?
LR: "Stay away." ...But most of them were very sympathetic. You could see the reasons for much of the hostility. They were sort of herded in there, in Hunter's Point. They were strangers in the community. And so forth.
JW: Did people feel that they were going to contribute something to the development of the community? Or that, you know, with so many more Negroes around, that people could do a lot more?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
JW: Why? So many people were coming in?
LR: I think so. Changing roots and things like that. A lot of teenagers are very insolent and hostile. And , you see, they had them all segregated- -in Hunter's Point. If they had them all through the city, they wouldn't have had that problem. You' see, Henry Kaiser, that was his doings. I had a Girl Scout troop.
The first time I had it, a year before the Second World War, I had all Caucasians. The next year I had it--all Negro. They came in that fast.
JW...: How did the people who had been here react in general? What did people say about the new migrants?
LR: "Stay away." ...But most of them were very sympathetic. You could see the reasons for much of the hostility. They were sort of herded in there, in Hunter's Point. They were strangers in the community. And so forth.
JW: Did people feel that they were going to contribute something to the development of the community? Or that, you know, with so many more Negroes around, that people could do a lot more?
What to read after Lillian Raymond : Oral History Project [1978]?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by San Francisco African American Historical & Cultural Society to read onlineMoreLess
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