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Blue Eagle Cafe and Roller Rinks - Interview with Rickie Ahlgren:
No full textRickie reminisces about the importance of roller-skating rinks and some of her favourite spots in Vancouver
Rickie-Ann Legleitner Oral History Interview with Jason Hovarter
No full textDoctor Rickie-Ann Legleinter shares her personal experience coming out in high school and the positive impact living in a community that embraces LGBTQIA+ had on her in her 20s. Rickie-Ann also discusses being open about her identity at Stout
Rickie-Ann Legleitner Oral History Interview
No full textDoctor Rickie-Ann Legleitner shares her passion for supporting students and helping them find their voice through respectful discussions in her courses. She also talks briefly about the impact of banned books, the lack of LGBTQIA+ centered courses in 2020 and her hopes for the future
Rickie-Ann Legleitner Oral History Interview with Katie Ferguson, et al.
No full textDoctor Rickie-Ann Legleinter talks about the impact campus controversies have had her students and the importance of talking about tough subjects. Rickie-Ann shares her personal experience as someone out at Stout and on faculty. She also talks about normalizing conversations around sexuality, anxiety and depression
Rickie Wright Interview
No full textRickie Wright (Class of 1977) was interviewed by Nia Kamau in the Oral History Studio at Fondren Library at Southern Methodist University on October 17, 2019. Ms. Wright was born in Dallas, Texas and spent her early childhood in the city. She proudly recollected the African-American community that she grew up with in South Dallas and what is now known as Uptown Dallas. Ms. Wright was raised by her father and grandparents, so she normally lived with them during the week and her father on the weekends. She described the integration of the city's public schools, which she experienced as a child and teenager, and which motivated her to excel in her studies. Ms. Wright wanted to attain a university education and applied to various institutions like Harvard, Southern Methodist University, and Howard. Ultimately, she decided to pursue her studies at SMU because she wanted to help her family as a number of them developed chronic illnesses. During her time at SMU, Ms. Wright became involved in prominent groups like the Black League of African American Students (BLAACS). Ms. Wright led and helped establish the first black women’s sorority, Alpha Kappa Alpha, one of her proudest moments. She appreciated the opportunity to meet and hear prominent leaders like Angela Davis, Gerald Ford, Jimmy Carter, and Ronald Reagan at the school. Today, Ms. Wright takes pride in her two children, who acquired university degrees, and heads a non-profit which provides resources to students in their academic endeavors
Rickie Pierce portrait, 1979 October
No full textColor photograph of Rickie Pierce. The captions on the reverse of the image read, "RICKIE PIERCE" and "OCT 1979 OCT 1979.
Rickie Pierce portrait, 1979 October
No full textColor photograph of Rickie Pierce. The captions on the reverse of the image read, "RICKIE PIERCE" and "OCT 1979 OCT 1979.
Rickie Pierce portrait, 1979 October
No full textColor photograph of Rickie Pierce. The captions on the reverse of the image read, "RICKIE PIERCE" and "OCT 1979 OCT 1979.
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