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  • Collection: Speaking Out: Western Michigan Civil Rights Oral Histories
Go to Colette Seguin-Beighley audio interview and transcript, interview 1 item page

Colette Seguin-Beighley is director of the LGBT resource center at Grand Valley State University. She compares her experiences growing up in San Francisco during the civil rights movement with her experiences in West Michigan.
Go to Jordan Serla audio interview and transcript item page

Jordan Serla discusses growing up gay in a small town.
Go to Kristine Skippergosh audio interview 1 and transcript item page

Kristine Skippergosh is a junior at Grand Valley State University. She is of Native American descent and her father works for the city of Wyoming in Michigan. She discussed the difficulties her father faced regarding race in his early years, as well…
Go to Kristine Skippergosh audio interview 2 and transcript item page

Kristine Skippergosh is a junior at Grand Valley State University. She is of Native American descent and her father works for the city of Wyoming in Michigan. She discussed the difficulties her father faced regarding race in his early years, as well…
Go to Ivo Soljan audio interview and transcript item page

Ivo Soljan compares and contrasts the different countries that he has lived in.
Go to Jeffrey Sorensen audio interview and transcript item page

Jeffrey Sorensen grew up in the Upper Pennisula of Michigan. He discusses the stereotypes and misconceptions of "yoopers."
Go to Maria Sutherland audio interview and transcript item page

Maria Sutherland is from Cochabamba, Bolivia. She describes her experience as an immigrant to the United States.
Go to Christian Vannier audio interview and transcript item page

Christian Vannier discusses the civil rights differences between western and eastern Michigan. In particular, he draws on his experiences at Wayne State University and Grand Valley State University.
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