Ladonna Harris
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Date of Interview
2011-03-08
Interviewer
Stephen McKiernan
Interviewee
Harris, Ladonna
Biographical Text
Ladonna Harris is a Comanche Native American social activist and politician from Oklahoma. In addition, she is the founding member of Common Cause and the National Urban Coalition. Harris is also the president of the group Americans for Indian Opportunity. She had been an outspoken advocate on the agendas of the civil rights, feminist, environmental and world peace movements.
Duration
03:11:34
Language
English
Digital Publisher
Binghamton University Libraries
Digital Format
audio/mp4
Accessibility
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Original Format
MicroCassette
Material Type
Sound
Interview Format
Audio
Subject LCSH
Civil rights workers;
Political activists--United States;
Comanche Indians;
Politicians--United States--Oklahoma;
National Urban Coalition (U.S.);
Americans for Indian Opportunity;
Harris, Ladonna--Interviews
Political activists--United States;
Comanche Indians;
Politicians--United States--Oklahoma;
National Urban Coalition (U.S.);
Americans for Indian Opportunity;
Harris, Ladonna--Interviews
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Keywords
Native American; Comanche; Culture; Assimilation; Senator Joseph Tydings; Bureau of Indian Affairs; Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act; Baby boom generation; Stereotypes; Ethel Kennedy; Kerry Kennedy.
Collection
Citation
“Ladonna Harris,” Digital Collections, accessed March 21, 2023, https://omeka.binghamton.edu/omeka/items/show/960.