Henrietta Antoinin oral history interview, 2011-07-15

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Collection:: Social Change Collection
Title:: Henrietta Antoinin oral history interview, 2011-07-15
Creator:: Antoinin, Henrietta
Contributor to Resource:: Young, Andrea, 1955-
Newman, Harvey K.
Publisher:: Atlanta, Ga. : Georgia State University Library
Date of Original:: 2011-07-15
Subject:: Affirmative action programs
African American business enterprises
Civil rights movement
Airports--Social aspects
Discrimination in employment--Law and legislation
Location:: United States, Georgia, Fulton County, Atlanta, 33.749, -84.38798
Medium:: oral histories (literary works)
interviews
Type:: Sound
Format:: audio/mpeg
Description:: Ms. Henrietta Antoinin was born in 1935 in Atlanta, GA and grew up in Atlanta near the old Pascal's hotel. She grew up during the segregation and it became part of life for African Americans. She retired as the third vice president from Atlanta Life Company. She helped Andrew Young's campaign for mayor of Atlanta, GA. Ms. Antoinin ran for state representative but she pulled out of the race due to the toll it took on her mental well-being. She was a woman business leader and was very knowledgeable about business.
In this interview Ms. Henrietta Antoinin talks about growing up in Atlanta, Georgia and how the kids felt the way of the life was normal; even though there was segregation. She mentions that at young age, the kids could not understand the inequities. She mentions her interest in politics and how she was an avid reader of the newspaper and somewhat rebellious in her high school as she could not accept the treatment from her white peers. Ms. Antoinin speaks about why she never wanted to leave Atlanta, GA because she felt obligated and committed to her community that had helped her throughout her life. She speaks about the Atlanta Life Company and how when she was thrilled working for the company that was doing a lot of good things for African Americans in Atlanta, GA.
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Language:: eng
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Bibliographic Citation (Cite As):: Antoinin, Henrietta, interviewed by Andrea Young and Harvey Newman, July 15, 2011, Harvey Newman Papers, Social Change Collection. Special Collections and Archives, Georgia State University.
Extent:: 03:07:30
Original Collection:: Making of Modern Atlanta Interviews
Harvey Newman Papers
Social Change Collection
Holding Institution:: Georgia State University. Special Collections
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