Collection Description:
Manis, Andrew M.
Oral History
Interviews, 1987-1989
(AR 1437)
Andrew M. Manis has served
as Assistant Professor of History at Macon State College in Macon, Georgia, and
the Religion and Southern Studies editor for Mercer University Press. He is
author of the books Southern Civil Religions in Conflict: Black and White
Baptists and Civil Rights, 1947-1957 and A Fire You Can't Put Out: The Civil
Rights Life of Birmingham's Reverend Fred Shuttlesworth. This collection
contains tapes and transcripts for 33 oral history interviews conducted by
Andrew M. Manis as part of the research for his book A Fire You Can’t Put Out.
The interviews relate to the Civil Rights Movement generally and to the life and
career of Birmingham civil rights activist Fred L. Shuttlesworth.
Interviewees: Oscar Adams, R. L. Alford, Lewis L. Anderson,
James Armstrong, Harold Bester, Ricky Shuttlesworth Bester, L. Venchael Booth, Anne Braden,
Alexander Brown, Malcolm Burroughs, J. L. Chesnut, Wallace Chilcoat, Alvin
Cleveland, Reuben Davis, John Drew, Frank Dukes, Vivian Durant, Thurman Echols,
James Farmer, Veronica Chappell Flemmon, Edward Gardner, Carter Gaston, Phyllis
Gooden, Aldrich Gunn, Lola Hendricks, Norman Jimerson, Edward Johnson, Colonel Stone Johnson, Terry Lee Lane,
Bill Leonard, Harold Long, Joseph Lowery, Jonathan MacPherson, Laverne Revis McWilliams Martin,
Patricia Shuttlesworth Massengill, Eula Mae Mitchell, James T. Montgomery, Charles Morgan, Diane Nash, C. Herbert Oliver, James Orange, John T. Porter, Julia Rainge, F. D. Reese, James Roberson, Pinky Shortridge, Clifton Shuttlesworth, Eugene
Shuttlesworth, Fred Shuttlesworth, Fred Shuttlesworth, Jr., Daphne Sloan, Glenn
Smiley, Nelson H. Smith, Jr., David Vann, C. T. Vivian, Wyatt T. Walker, Marvin
Whiting, Betty Williams, Cleola Willis, Louretta Wimberly, Daisy Winston,
Abraham L. Woods, Jr., Calvin Woods
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