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Paul Ortiz on Emancipation Betrayed
On January 9th, Paul Ortiz, UCSC Associate Professor of Community Studies, discussed his latest book, Emancipation Betrayed The Hidden History of Black Organizing and White Violence in Florida from Reconstruction to the Bloody Election of 1920 at the Louden Nelson Center in downtown Santa Cruz.
The audio has been recorded in two parts. The first part is the presentation and the second part is Question and Answer. The questions were inaudible, so I placed 2 seconds of silent audio in place of the questions.
paul-ortiz_1-9-06.mp3 (8192 k)
presentation
(56:12 minutes / 25.8 MB)
(56:12 minutes / 25.8 MB)
paul-ortiz-QA_1-9-06.mp3 (5331 k)
question and answer
(11:22 minutes / 5.3 MB)
(11:22 minutes / 5.3 MB)
The evening was hosted by the Green Party of Santa Cruz County.
For more information about Paul Ortiz and Emancipation Betrayed see:
- Paul Ortiz, Associate Professor of Community Studies
- Emancipation Betrayed The Hidden History of Black Organizing and White Violence in Florida from Reconstruction to the Bloody Election of 1920
- "Remembering Jim Crow"
- New book documents first statewide civil rights movement in Florida
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Photo of a mirror at the Louden Nelson Community Center
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Turning the pages of Emancipation Betrayed
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