Hood, James A.
Biography:
African American from Gadsden, Alabama who had enrolled at the University of Alabama and immediately thereafter was forced to withdraw because of a speech he made during the Gadsden, Alabama protests in 1963.
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Archival Collections and Reference Resources
- University of Alabama Integration Photographs (Alabama Department of Archives and History)
- James Hood and others walking to Foster Auditorium, University of Alabama (Photographs)
- Reporters surround Vivian Malone and James Hood in front of Foster Auditorium, University of Alabama (Color photographs)
- Vivian Malone and James Hood taking questions at Foster Auditorium, University of Alabama (Color photographs)
- Vivian Malone, James Hood and others in front of Foster Auditorium, University of Alabama (Color photographs)
- Vivian Malone, speaking into a microphone, and James Hood in front of Foster Auditorium (Color photographs)
- WSB-TV Newsfilm Collection (Walter J. Brown Media Archives and Peabody Awards Collection)
- WSB-TV newsfilm clip of African American students--the "Little Rock Nine"--integrating Central High School and white students burning an effigy in protest in Little Rock, Arkansas, 1957 October 3 (Moving images)
- WSB-TV newsfilm clip of African American students--the "Little Rock Nine"--integrating Central High School and white students burning an effigy in protest in Little Rock, Arkansas, 1957 October 3 (News)