Rev. Abraham Woods Jr.

Rev. Abraham Woods Jr. discusses working in Birmingham before working closely with Rev. Fred Shuttlesworth as a vice-president of ACMHR. He drove look out for Rev. Shuttlesworth during the attempt to integrate Phillips High School, participated in bus sit-ins and attended the March on Washington.

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Published: Birmingham Civil Rights Institute
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collection BCRI Oral History Project Collection
building Birmingham Civil Rights Institute
publisher Birmingham Civil Rights Institute
topic Oral histories
spellingShingle Oral histories
Rev. Abraham Woods Jr.
fulltopic Oral histories
Civil rights movements--Alabama—Birmingham
Shuttlesworth, Fred L., 1922-2011
16th Street Baptist Church Bombing, Birmingham, Ala., 1963
description Rev. Abraham Woods Jr. discusses working in Birmingham before working closely with Rev. Fred Shuttlesworth as a vice-president of ACMHR. He drove look out for Rev. Shuttlesworth during the attempt to integrate Phillips High School, participated in bus sit-ins and attended the March on Washington.
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