Podcast Interviews- Preserving the Past
Podcast Interviews- Preserving the Past
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All the resources published on this page are for informational perspectives only. Information on this site is not endorsed by Virginia Beach City Public Schools and/or the Office for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion. Views expressed in interviews provide the lived experiences of individuals and their perspectives as it relates to their knowledge, context, and thought. Some podcasts have language that may be uncomfortable to hear depending on your personal experience and readiness. Nothing stated in these interviews is meant to make anyone feel guilt or to cast a negative shadow on inclusivity and belonging.
Ms. Geraldine Boone
The Black History Initative had the opportunity to speak with Ms. Boone, an educator and musician, who shared her lived experience and love for learning and creativity. Check out this episode!
Mrs. Valerie Gills-Austin
The Black History Initiative had the opportunity to speak with Mrs. Gills-Austin who shared her lived experiences growing up in a large family and her determination to set goals and accomplish them. Check out this episode!
Ms. Earnestine Hodnett
The Black History Initiative had the opportunity to speak with Ms. Earnestine Hodnett, who shared her legacy of resilience, passion, and determination to achieve excellence. Check out this episode!
Dr. Joanne Lucas
The Black History Initiative had the opportunity to speak with Dr. Joanne Lucas, a retired educator and educational consultant, who shared her lived experience and perspective about integration. Check out this episode.
Mr. Theodore Wilder
The Black History Initiative had the opportunity to speak with Mr. Theodore Wilder who shared his upbringing and observations on culture and integration. Check out this episode.
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