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Charles D. Thompson, Jr.
Charles D. Thompson, Jr.
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Charles D. Thompson, Jr., coordinator of the SOHP's "Listening for a Change"
initiatives on agricultural change and tobacco culture in Benson, North
Carolina, and the aftermath of the floodwaters of Hurricane Floyd in eastern
North Carolina, is Education and Curriculum Director at the Center for
Documentary Studies at Duke University. He holds a doctorate in Religious
Studies from UNC-CH, and has authored the manuscript Borders Bleed:
Mayan Identities and the Violence of Place.
Oral History Scholarship
- Editor, with Melinda Wiggins, of The Hands that Feed Us: Farmworker
Lives, Labor, and Advocacy (advance contract with University of
Texas Press).
- "Oral histories among farmers and farmworkers in Chatham County,"
guest lecture, UNC-CH oral history course, Dr. Spencie Love, professor,
Sept. 1999.
- "Cultural Grieving: Tobacco and Communities in North Carolina,"
WGET and WGBY radio interview. Conducted by Lutheran Theological Seminary,
Gettysburg, Pa., May 1999.
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