StoryCorps: Charles Dumas Talks With His Wife Jo
Professor and playwright Charles Dumas talks with his wife Jo about his involvement in the civil rights movement, and about the importance of storytelling.
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Harriett Gaston
Altoona, PA
Sep 21, 2011
It’s so good to hear your stories. Thank you for sharing it!
Mary Vinograd
Maryland
Jan 31, 2012
It is so important to remember and honor the stories of our past struggles and achievements. So true that our great traditions have survived and evolved by perpetuating this process. But another thing Charles does so well is to listen with full attention to the concerns and new ideas of young people, encouraging them to develop a vision for their future.
Michael Undercofler
Howard
Feb 05, 2012
Mr. Dumas.
If you will run against that oath breaker, Glenn Thompson, I will vote for you. I would even be willing to work with your campaign, if you promise to NOT be an Oath Breaker.
No shit sir. You swear an oath to protect the Constitution, and I expect you to live up to your oath.
Do that, and I will be happy to step up for you.
Michael
Lisa Riley Brown
State College, PA
Feb 09, 2012
Beautiful! Thank you so much for sharing.
Daniel McClosky
State College, PA
Apr 24, 2012
What an elegant reminder of the importance of narratives. It made reflect on how much of my outlook and personality I can trace back to my grandfathers, the main storytellers of my childhood.
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