bunny josephson brought her back. i don't know where this is actually.eason that i put it in, i think granted villages not getting enough credit for integrating your city. i was a kid in the 19 forties and fifties, i grew up in white, new york that was ethnic new york, a whole other thing. but there were no blacks round, at least where we were. you did not hang out with black. people very simple. i was a teenager, we'd go to mcdougal street. we take out and the jazz clubs. we go to the folk clubs. it was all integrated. it was the first time in my life that i would socialize with black people. i had no problem with. it it took me two seconds to adapt, and that was, it it was a done deal, after that was the civil rights movement. screaming alabama, montgomery, and all of that. i like what is the problem? they don't have greenwich village in their lives. that's the problem. we don't give enough credit to granted village for integrity. new york at this point if you go to times square you probably had a all white organization. i can tell you that when i was

me as a young girl, very no i was when i showed up at his apartment, he actually had tickets to josephson. and my father had been stationed in france, we have got to see just fine baker we got her castle where she live and she had all the children. so the fact that, i had to make the decision do i go and take those tickets to go see just fun baker, or do i do my interview? and i say to do my interview. and you hear me, because i asked him finally, and he interviews me first, and asked me why have come to do this work, and then you hear me ask him why he came to new york and when he came. and he says it was 1900. and i'm like wow. but one interview led to another basically. and i returned my senior year to do research, on my honors thesis. for all of which i found and now have had digitized. >> so when you graduate from harvard law, you go on to the big loeffler but you have an interesting video. of course you are one of the founders cup which becomes a model for help people have this around the world. but you get this burning in your heart, about african american history, and the oral arc

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we were so lucky to have her, bonnie josephson brought her back. i don't know where this is, actually, but the reason i put it in, i think greenwich village is not getting enough credit for integrating new york city. i was a kid in the 1940s and '50s. i grew up in white, new york. white -- you didn't hang out with black people. it was very simple. you just didn't. well, i was a teenager, we'd go down to mcdougal street and hang out in the jazz clubs and we'd go to the folk clubs. it was all integrated and it was the first time in my life i socialized with black people. i had no problem with it. it was a done deal, and then after that was the civil rights movement, screaming, you know, alabama, montgomery and all that, and i said what is their problem. you know, they don't have greenwich village in their lives. that's the problem. so you really -- i don't think we give enough credit to greenwich village for integrating new york. in this period if you went to the latin quarter, you probably had an all white audience. when i was in my 30s i was talkin