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Details: Parent Category: Media; Category: Video Interviews

Barbara Solomon Video Oral History Interview. Interviewed by Frances Caple

An interview with Barbara Solomon, PhD, as she discusses her life as an African-American social worker in an era of segregation, essential issues the field should address, and the importance of family and a support system in a social worker's career.

Date of interview: 5-18-11. Length of interview: 1 hour and 14 minutes.

Source: USC Librairies
"Solomon, Barbara - Audio Oral History Interview - CSWA" - Youtube
"Solomon, Barbara - Oral History Interview - CSWA" - Youtube

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