Northwest ORCA

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Haioulani, Stella

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McCann, Mischa

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The Interfaith Center Staff

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Grace scanning in documents

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Felix Strozier and family around the interview table

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Oral history interview participant, Laurie Arnold

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Boss Mama Kitchen's food truck draws a long line

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dindria barrow behind the microphone

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The audience listening to Antonio McLemore

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Audience applauding

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Armed: A DanCe Demonstration (4/4)

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Armed: A DanCe Demonstration in black (2/4)

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Gallery walk questions

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Bonnie Pinckney speaking to the audience

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Alyssa Torrez telling Hilltop Action Coalition's story

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Moe Nyang sharing the Asberry Home Site project

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Storyteller introductions

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Edwards, Antonio

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Nyang, Moe

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Miriami Yasuda

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Strayer, Agara

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The Changing Peoples of Hilltop

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1991

Part of Tacoma Community History UWT Student Projects

Oral history interview with Charles Walker by Michelle F. Treat conducted 04/24/1991. Long-time resident Charles Walker reflects back on thirty years of Hilltop history and describes the areas shifting demographics during the 1960s, 70s, and 80s. A retired businessman, Walker focuses in particular on the K Street Business District and the local economic impact of the 1970s recession. He also comments on his work with the Tacoma Urban League, the Black Businessmen's Association, and the Now, Mr. Lincoln program.