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Voices of Women of Color

 

WSU undergraduate students interviewed women of color about their own experiences. The interviews in this oral history collection were recorded in the spring 2017 and spring 2020 as a part of Dr. Emilie Falc's communication studies course titled Multicultural U.S. Rhetoric: Voices of Women of Color.

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  • Ava Lehman's Experience by Ava Lehman

    Ava Lehman's Experience

    Ava Lehman

    Ava Lehman describes her experience of intersectionality growing up as a Guatemalan adoptee and navigating relationships. The interview was May 5, 2020 .

  • Chantelle Silivan Interview by Chantelle Silivan and Ihra Venice Gomez

    Chantelle Silivan Interview

    Chantelle Silivan and Ihra Venice Gomez

    Ihra Venice Gomez speaks with Chantelle Silivan about the effects of racist stereotypes on conversations, online dating and family life. The interview was on May 7, 2020.

  • Daniela Ruby Varela by Daniela Ruby Varela and Nayeli Pantoja

    Daniela Ruby Varela

    Daniela Ruby Varela and Nayeli Pantoja

    Nayeli Pantoja speaks with Daniela Ruby Varela about her background as a Mexican-American, her woman-owned Ruby’s Bagels business in Milwaukee, and her path to finding her identity. The interview was on May 5, 2020.

  • Dené Slaton Interview by Dené Slaton and Anna Gosling

    Dené Slaton Interview

    Dené Slaton and Anna Gosling

    Anna Gosling speaks with Dené Slaton about her family life, friendships, and identity growing up in California. The interview was April 15, 2020.

  • Dené Slaton Interview by Dené Slaton and Rebekah Ronchak

    Dené Slaton Interview

    Dené Slaton and Rebekah Ronchak

    Dené Slaton (interviewer) speaks with Denise Morris about being an LA (Los Angeles) native during the 6-day Watts Riot in 1965 and being a proud African-American woman now living in a community where successful African-Americans live. The interview was on April 29, 2020.

  • Denise Morris Interview by Dené Slaton and Dené Slaton

    Denise Morris Interview

    Dené Slaton and Dené Slaton

    Dené Slaton (interviewer) speaks with Denise Morris about being an LA (Los Angeles) native during the 6-day Watts Riot in 1965 and being a proud African-American woman now living in a community where successful African-Americans live. The interview was April 29, 2020 .

  • Jordan Mann Interview by Jordan Mann and Veronica Wichern

    Jordan Mann Interview

    Jordan Mann and Veronica Wichern

    Veronica Wichern speaks with Jordan Mann about her high school and college life experiences as a Black woman. The interview was on April 27, 2020.

  • Lamaree Whitson Interview by Lamaree Whitson and Christopher Edwards

    Lamaree Whitson Interview

    Lamaree Whitson and Christopher Edwards

    Chris Edwards speaks with Lamaree Whitson about her family life growing up and her life and identity as a mixed-race woman. The date of the interview was April 26, 2020.

  • Maribel Rangel Interview by Maribel Rangel and Grace Jacobs

    Maribel Rangel Interview

    Maribel Rangel and Grace Jacobs

    Grace Jacobs speaks with Maribel Rangel about her family life growing up, education, and her Latina identity. The interview was April 19, 2020.

  • Ne’Angela Edwards Interview Part 1 by Ne’Angela Edwards and Amanda Jacobson

    Ne’Angela Edwards Interview Part 1

    Ne’Angela Edwards and Amanda Jacobson

    Amanda Jacobson speaks with Ne’Angela Edwards about her self-presentation as an educated Black female-identified woman in her career and her background. The interview was April 17, 2020. There are three audio files. This is part 1 of 3.

  • Ne’Angela Edwards Interview Part 2 by Ne’Angela Edwards and Amanda Jacobson

    Ne’Angela Edwards Interview Part 2

    Ne’Angela Edwards and Amanda Jacobson

    Amanda Jacobson speaks with Ne’Angela Edwards about her self-presentation as an educated Black female-identified woman in her career and her background. The interview was April 17, 2020. There are three audio files. This is part 2 of 3.

  • Ne’Angela Edwards Interview Part 3 by Ne’Angela Edwards and Amanda Jacobson

    Ne’Angela Edwards Interview Part 3

    Ne’Angela Edwards and Amanda Jacobson

    Amanda Jacobson speaks with Ne’Angela Edwards about her self-presentation as an educated Black female-identified woman in her career and her background. The interview was April 17, 2020. There are three audio files. This is part 3 of 3

  • Neelima Pandey Interview by Neelima Pandey and Kapil Khanal

    Neelima Pandey Interview

    Neelima Pandey and Kapil Khanal

    Kapil Khanal speaks with Neelima Pandey about challenges of the lack of diversity in her field of data services and her role models. The interview was April 25, 2020.

  • Phyllis Parker's Experience by Phyllis Parker

    Phyllis Parker's Experience

    Phyllis Parker

    Phyllis Parker speaks about going to college. The interview was on May 7, 2020.

  • Roberta Kennedy Interview by Roberta Kennedy and Shelby Krueger

    Roberta Kennedy Interview

    Roberta Kennedy and Shelby Krueger

    Shelby Kreuger speaks with Roberta Kennedy about where she grew up, her family and her identity as African-American. The interview was on May 4, 2020.

  • Savitha Iyengar Interview by Savitha Iyengar and Breanna Ohl

    Savitha Iyengar Interview

    Savitha Iyengar and Breanna Ohl

    Breanna Ohl speaks with Savitha Iyengar about her insights into an immigrant's view of living in the Midwest, culture shock, getting citizenship and her work life. The Interview was on April 24, 2020.

  • Savitha Iyengar: Mechanical Engineering by Savitha Iyengar and Breanna Ohl

    Savitha Iyengar: Mechanical Engineering

    Savitha Iyengar and Breanna Ohl

    In 2020 WSU undergraduate students in the Communication Studies Department interviewed Women of Color for a Communication Studies This interview is of Savitha Iyengar . She shares her insights into an immigrant's view of living in the Midwest, culture shock, and getting citizenship. The interview was performed by student Breanna Ohl.

  • Tavia Deloach Interview by Tavia Deloach and Eliza Eger

    Tavia Deloach Interview

    Tavia Deloach and Eliza Eger

    Eliza Edgar interviewed Tavia Deloach about the impact of racism on her girlhood. The interview date was May 6, 2020.

  • Tonya Sconiers Interview by Tonya Sconiers and Laura Larson

    Tonya Sconiers Interview

    Tonya Sconiers and Laura Larson

    Laura Larson speaks with Tonya Sconiers about growing up with a middle-class, Black family with a strong matriarchal figure, her work life, and advice for living in a diverse society. The interview was on April 30, 2020.

  • Zaria Smith Interview by Zaria Smith and Olivia Dantzman

    Zaria Smith Interview

    Zaria Smith and Olivia Dantzman

    Olivia Dantzman speaks with Zaria Smith about her young life, her mentors, her family life, and her identity. The date of the interview was April 29, 2020

  • Zoe VandeBerg Interview by Zoe VandeBerg and Vivian Warner

    Zoe VandeBerg Interview

    Zoe VandeBerg and Vivian Warner

    Vivian Warner speaks with Zoe VandeBerg about her identity as a biracial Native American and her advocacy for others to understand Native American’s better. The interview was on April 29, 2020.

  • Aiyana Medoza Interview by Aiyana Medoza

    Aiyana Medoza Interview

    Aiyana Medoza

    In the spring of 2017 WSU undergraduate students interviewed Women of Color for a Communication Studies course titled Multicultural U.S. Rhetoric: Voices of Women of Color. This interview is of Aiyana Medoza. The interview was performed by student Brittany Harp.

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  • Amanda Rehiara Interview by Amanda Rehiara

    Amanda Rehiara Interview

    Amanda Rehiara

    In the spring of 2017 WSU undergraduate students interviewed Women of Color for a Communication Studies course titled Multicultural U.S. Rhetoric: Voices of Women of Color. This interview is of Amanda Rehiara. The interview was performed by student Melissa Schute.

    Audio File is not available.

  • Dana Okazaki Interview by Dana Okazaki

    Dana Okazaki Interview

    Dana Okazaki

    In the spring of 2017 WSU undergraduate students interviewed Women of Color for a Communication Studies course titled Multicultural U.S. Rhetoric: Voices of Women of Color. This interview is of Dana Okazaki. The interview was performed by student Jennifer Manglos.

  • Darcia Fournier Interview by Kelly Highum

    Darcia Fournier Interview

    Kelly Highum

    In the spring of 2017 WSU undergraduate students interviewed Women of Color for a Communication Studies course titled Multicultural U.S. Rhetoric: Voices of Women of Color. This interview is of Darcia Fournier. The interview was performed by student Kelly Highum.

  • Dene Slaton Interview by Dene Slaton

    Dene Slaton Interview

    Dene Slaton

    In the spring of 2017 WSU undergraduate students interviewed Women of Color for a Communication Studies course titled Multicultural U.S. Rhetoric: Voices of Women of Color. This interview is of Dene Slaton. The interview was performed by student Mackenzie Sloan.

  • Interview of Anonymous by Drew Durley-Steinquist

    Interview of Anonymous

    Drew Durley-Steinquist

    In the spring of 2017 WSU undergraduate students interviewed Women of Color for a Communication Studies course titled Multicultural U.S. Rhetoric: Voices of Women of Color. This interview is by Drew Durley-Steinquist. The interviewee requested anonymity.

  • Kate Zdon: My Story by Kate Zdon

    Kate Zdon: My Story

    Kate Zdon

    In the spring of 2017 WSU undergraduate students shared their story or interviewed Women of Color for a Communication Studies course titled Multicultural U.S. Rhetoric: Voices of Women of Color. This interview is by and recorded by Kate Zdon.

  • Maia Salameh: Being Palestinian in America by Maia Salameh

    Maia Salameh: Being Palestinian in America

    Maia Salameh

    In the spring of 2017 WSU undergraduate students interviewed Women of Color for a Communication Studies course titled Multicultural U.S. Rhetoric: Voices of Women of Color. This interview is of Maia Salameh. The interview was performed by student Jordyn Gonzalez.

  • Mallory Marchese by Mallory Marchese

    Mallory Marchese

    Mallory Marchese

    In the spring of 2017 WSU undergraduate students interviewed Women of Color for a Communication Studies course titled Multicultural U.S. Rhetoric: Voices of Women of Color. This interview is of and recorded by Mallory Marchese.

  • Vanessa Thao Interview by Vanessa Thao

    Vanessa Thao Interview

    Vanessa Thao

    In the spring of 2017 WSU undergraduate students interviewed Women of Color for a Communication Studies course titled Multicultural U.S. Rhetoric: Voices of Women of Color. This interview is of Vanessa Thao. The interview was performed by student Jasmine Minett.

  • Vanessa Thao: This is Me by Vanessa Thao

    Vanessa Thao: This is Me

    Vanessa Thao

    In the spring of 2017 WSU undergraduate students interviewed Women of Color for a Communication Studies course titled Multicultural U.S. Rhetoric: Voices of Women of Color. This interview is of and recorded by Vanessa Thao.

 
 
 

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