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Oral history interview with Doris Turner
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- "Doris Turner was born in Pensacola, Florida, in 1930. Her biggest earliest influence was her grandmother, who told her stories about her own grandmother who was a slave. From her grandmother, she learned about slavery. That gave her the impetus to do something to better things in society. Her grandmother told her stories about members of her family sold into slavery and taken away from her."
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