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Seeds of Discontent, raw interview with psychologist Orin Warden for episodes 13-15

A recording of Smith’s interview with psychologist Orin Warden, used for episodes 13-15 on the African American middle class.

Tags: African Americans, detroit, middle class, race

Seeds of Discontent, raw interview with newspaper editor AJ Dunmore for episodes 13-15

A recording of Smith’s interview with newspaper editor AJ Dunmore, used for episodes 13-15 of the series on the African American middle class.

Tags: African Americans, detroit, media, middle class, race

Seeds of Discontent, raw interview with men from Detroit for episodes 6-8

A recording of Smith’s interview with a group of older African American men who had lived in Detroit for decades. The interview was used for episodes 6-8.

Tags: African Americans, detroit, history, migration, race

Seeds of Discontent, raw interview with Jefferson Junior High students for episode 19

A recording of Smith’s interview with a group of Jefferson Junior High students, used for episode 19 on African American students.

Tags: children, detroit, education

Seeds of Discontent, raw interview with jazz musician Leslie Grinage for episodes 10-12

A recording of Smith’s interview with jazz musician Leslie Grinage, used for episodes 10-12 on African American entertainers.

Tags: African Americans, entertainment, race

Seeds of Discontent, raw interview with hippies for episode 2 (introduction)

A recording of Smith’s interview with a group of hippies, used for episode 2.

Tags: hippies, youth

Seeds of Discontent, raw interview with hippies for episode 2 (drug reaction)

A recording of Smith’s interview with a group of hippies, used for episode 2.

Tags: crime, hippies, youth

Seeds of Discontent, raw interview with Hershel Fort (Detroit Board of Education) for episode 17

A recording of Smith’s interview with Hershel Fort from the Detroit Board of Education, used for episode 17 on African Americans and public education.

Tags: African Americans, detroit, education, government