Fielder Harris: The Making of Elizabeth
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Fielder Harris: The Making of Elizabeth
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Elizabeth got a close look at race relations in the early twentieth century through her friendship with Fielder Harris. As a formerly enslaved man making his way in Florida, Fielder worked at Chinsegut and mentored Elizabeth and her brother Raymond as they built their property into a modern farm. Fielder helped form Elizabeth's perception of what it meant to be human and influenced how she would pursue justice in her generation.
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Special Guest Fred Hearns
Tampa Bay History Center
University of South Florida African American History Collections
Hillsborough County Public Library African American History & Genealogy Library
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“Time is Whispering” Writer and Recording Artist Randi Olsen, Live Oak Theatre
Dr. Joanne Gates hosts Elizabeth Robins Web
New York University's Fales Library houses Elizabeth Robins Papers
University of Florida's Smathers Library houses Margaret Dreier Robins Papers
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