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Statement gathered at the Maine Correctional Center, Windham, Maine, April 17, 2015

Date: 2015-04-17

Creator: Travis McDonald, Clarence Meeks, Travis Murphy

Access: Open access



Statement by Anonymous collected by Rachel George on December 15, 2014

Date: 2014-12-15

Creator: Anonymous

Access: Open access



Miniature of "Portfolio" by Clare Murphy (Class of 2020)
"Portfolio" by Clare Murphy (Class of 2020)
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      Date: 2020-01-01

      Creator: Clare Murphy

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        AF/AM/50 Oral History Project
        In the fall of 2019, students (Nate DeMoranville ‘20, Aisha Rickford ‘20, Marina Henke ‘19) conducted the AF/AM/50 Oral History Project to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Africana Studies Program at the College. Over the course of the weekend, they interviewed more than 30 alumni, past professors, and staff. Interviewees varied across many spectrums: black and white, old and young. Some had not been back to Bowdoin for more than a decade. Others still lived in Brunswick. While in no way entirely encompassing the experience of black students at Bowdoin or the history of the Africana Studies Program, this project aimed to provide a window into the lives of a select few. These selections are not representative. No path through Bowdoin was identical. Hopes for the future of the College ranged widely. Themes and topics certainly emerged: of isolation, of prejudice, of pushback, but also of friendship and resilience.


        Statement by Barbara Kates collected by Rachel George on October 15, 2014

        Date: 2014-10-15

        Creator: Barbara Kates

        Access: Open access