Interview with Fannie Smith, April 27, 2022Collection: Athens Oral History Project |
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Fannie Smith was born in Oglethorpe County, GA and, as a child, moved with her family to Athens, GA, where she remained the rest of her life. In this interview she talks about integrating Clarke County schools, working through high school and college, and facing situations where she was the only Black person in the room. She shares her memories of volunteering with the NAACP and marching with her family in Downtown Athens. Smith talks about her career as a business and technology educator and her passion for teaching, especially with the Future Business Leaders of America organization.
Also see James Sims, Jr. and Arthur Sims, Sr.
Also see James Sims, Jr. and Arthur Sims, Sr.
Date
2022-04-27
Identifier
RBRL361AOHP-041
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Duration
87 minutes
Citation
Fannie Smith and William Breeding, “Interview with Fannie Smith, April 27, 2022,” UGA Special Collections Libraries Oral Histories, accessed November 5, 2024, https://georgiaoralhistory.libs.uga.edu/RBRL361AOHP/RBRL361AOHP-041.