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Roosevelt; strike at Southern Spring Bed Company; desegregation; the Urban League; 1956 desegregation crisis of League of Women Voters; George Goodwin; how liberals interacted with Atlanta power structure; Pendergrast articles; HOPE; the Tower Theater desegregationist meeting; people who inspired Pendergrast; Sibley Commission hearings; John Sibley; HOPE; Maxine Freedman and Judy Nieman; Muriel Lokey; Lanier Randall; Harry Boyte controversy; Hamilton Lokey and HOPE's pragmatic approach to desegregation; Friends Meeting House; business community and desegregation; Helen Bullard; Ivan Allen; Muggsy Smith; Lester Maddox; restaurant desegregation; Partners for Progress; Dick Rich and Rich's Department Store; Bob Coles and black transfer students; Grace Hamilton and the Urban League; Sadie Mays; Jessie Hill; Journal and Constitution quote from Pendergrast, October 1961."},{"label":"Access Note","value":"Using the menu at right, you may select either the full transcript (top icon) or an audio file and then access it in the window above. By clicking the button above the window, you may download the selected file to your computer (transcript in PDF format, audio in MP3). To listen to the interview and read the transcript simultaneously, you must download one of the formats and open it in a separate application."},{"label":"Biographical/Historical Note","value":"Nan Pendergrast (b. 1920) has been involved in civil rights and social justice activities in Atlanta since the 1940s. She was a leader of HOPE (Help Our Public Education) during Georgia's desegregation crisis."},{"label":"Citation","value":"Pendergrast, Nan, Interviewed by Kathryn L. Nasstrom & Clifford Kuhn, 24 June 1992, P1992-11, Series J. Black and White Women in Atlanta Public Life, Georgia Government Documentation Project, Special Collections and Archives, Georgia State University Library, Atlanta."},{"label":"Collection","value":"Georgia Government Documentation Project"},{"label":"Creator","value":"Pendergrast, Nan, 1920-;"},{"label":"Date","value":"1992-06-24"},{"label":"Decade","value":"1990s"},{"label":"Finding Aid","value":"https://archivesspace.library.gsu.edu/repositories/2/resources/1508"},{"label":"Format","value":"audio/mpeg; application/pdf;"},{"label":"Source Format","value":"1 hour, 57 minutes, 41 seconds of audio spread over 4 sides of 2 tapes, and a 90 page transcript."},{"label":"Identifier","value":"PendergrastN_19920624_P1992-11"},{"label":"Language","value":"English"},{"label":"Standardized Rights Statements","value":"This Item is protected by copyright and/or related rights. 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