Reflections
Herman Hudson reflects on his accomplishments and the disappointment-fraught history related to planning for what is now Neal-Marshall Black Culture Center.
In the 1973 and 1976 recruitment publications issued by the Office of Afro-American Affairs while headed by Hudson, we gain understanding of his philosophy and the passion that arose from his ideals.
cover of oral history transcript dated 2001, interviewee Herman Hudson
excerpt [2] oral history transcript
excerpt [1] oral history transcript
importance of "Black House" concept explained in 1973 publication from the Office of Afro-American Affairs
introduction, 1973 publication Office of Afro-American Affairs; history of that office
statement by Herman Hudson included in 1973 recruitment pamphlet published by Office of Afro-American Affairs
Acknowledgements page, "Black Culture Center" booklet, 1976, written by Herman Hudson