Interview with Eli Capiluto, February 11, 2020

Project: Wisdom Project Podcast Interviews

Interview Summary

University of Kentucky President, Dr. Eli Capiluto, discusses Lyman T. Johnson, the desegregation of UK, and the impact of each.

Interview Accession

2020oh0044_wpp0001

Interviewee Name

Eli Capiluto

Interviewer Name

Douglas A. Boyd

Interview Date

2020-02-11

Interview Keyword

Desegregation Race relations Diversity Race in America

Interview LC Subject

Segregation in education--Kentucky--History. College integration--United States--History. Johnson, Lyman T., 1906-1997 University of Kentucky Education. African Americans--Social conditions. Race discrimination. Race relations--Kentucky Racism

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