Georgianne Thomas, Ph.D., Oral History Interview

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A digital image of activist and educator Georgianne Thomas, Ph.D. with National Museum of African American History and Culture’s scholar activist, Phoebe Linnell at Spelman College. Linnell interviewed Black for the Social Justice Conversations Oral History Project. The image captures Linnell slightly behind Dr. Thomas, who is sitting. Both look directly into the camera and smile. Linnell, crouching on the left, wears a black shirt with crème color pants. Dr. Thomas, sitting on the right, wears a dark blue blazer and an orange, blue-and-yellow patterned scarf. Along the proper left of her blazer, Dr. Thomas has three pins placed vertically, with a blue rose above them.

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