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Selection from interview with Mary Moultrie, William Saunders, and Rosetta Simmons by Kerry Taylor, March 2009, courtesy of The Citadel Oral History Program, Lowcountry Digital Library. Clip from original interview minutes 43:22-43:55.
Rosetta Simmons discusses the need for strikers being visible to make a statement.
Selection from interview with Mary Moultrie, William Saunders, and Rosetta Simmons by Kerry Taylor, March 2009, courtesy of The Citadel Oral History Program, Lowcountry Digital Library. Clip from original interview minutes 3:25-4:39.
Mary Moultrie talking solely about her background with the Charleston Hospital Workers Strike
Selection from interview with Mary Moultrie, William Saunders, and Rosetta Simmons by Kerry Taylor, March 2009, courtesy of The Citadel Oral History Program, Lowcountry Digital Library. Clip from original interview minutes 10:50-13:31.
William "Bill" Saunders discusses his own background of the Charleston Hospital Workers Strike
Selection from interview with Mary Moultrie, William Saunders, and Rosetta Simmons by Kerry Taylor, March 2009, courtesy of The Citadel Oral History Program, Lowcountry Digital Library. Clip from original interview minutes 13:32-14:07.
William "Bill" Saunders talking about the leadership of Otis Robinson during the Charleston Hospital Workers Strike.
William "Bill" Saunders, Charleston, South Carolina, June 2011, courtesy of the Library of Congress.
Selection from interview with Mary Moultrie by Jean-Claude Bouffard, July 1982, courtesy of Avery Research Center Oral Histories, Lowcountry Digital Library. Clip from original interview minutes 50:47-54:20.
Mary Moultrie discussing how the strike was a moral victory, and reflecting on those who capitalized off the strike.
Selection from interview with Mary Moultrie, William Saunders, and Rosetta Simmons by Kerry Taylor, March 2009, courtesy of The Citadel Oral History Program, Lowcountry Digital Library. Clip from original interview minutes 1:33:57-1:36:33.
Rosetta Simmons offers reflections on the strike, her appreciation for the local organization, and how they deserve respect.
Selection from interview with Mary Moultrie, William Saunders, and Rosetta Simmons by Kerry Taylor, March 2009, courtesy of The Citadel Oral History Program, Lowcountry Digital Library. Clip from original interview minutes 58:58-1:01:03.
Rosetta Simmons discusses personal toll of the strike, how the strike was stressful but worth it, and the need for dignity and respect as a human being.
Selection from interview with Mary Moultrie, William Saunders, and Rosetta Simmons by Kerry Taylor, March 2009, courtesy of The Citadel Oral History Program, Lowcountry Digital Library. Clip from original interview minutes 41:56-45:52
Mary Moultrie, William Saunders, and Rosetta Simmons discuss balancing competing agendas of strike organizations, the need to have a 'visible' strike with other organization behind the scenes, and backchannel meetings.