Post, Suzanne, 1933-

Authoritative Name:
Post, Suzanne, 1933-
Biography:
Suzanne Post worked to help eliminate race-based segregated education in Louisville and launching Louisville's Metropolitan Housing Coalition, as well has her focus on women's rights. After the 1975 court-ordered busing that merged and desegregated Jefferson County and Louisville City schools (she was the president of the American Civil Liberties Union in Kentucky, which filed the desegregation suit), Post organized volunteers to monitor Louisville's Title IX violations to combat gender inequality in the newly desegregated districts. After leaving the ACLU, she became the director of the Metropolitan Housing Coalition.--From Oral Histories of the American South biography.
Associated Subjects:
Post, Suzanne, 1933-
Post, Suzanne, 1933- --Interviews
Archival Collections And Reference Resources:

4 items in 2 collections (expand all)

Interview with Jan Phillips, June 24, 1991

Creator:
Phillips, Jan
Date of Original:
1991-06-24
Collection:
Anne Braden Oral History Project
Contributing Institution:
University of Kentucky

Interview with Millie Neal, June 25, 1991

Creator:
Neal, Mildred, 1921-
Date of Original:
1991-06-25
Collection:
Anne Braden Oral History Project
Contributing Institution:
University of Kentucky

Interview with Suzanne W. Post, June 24, 1991

Creator:
Post, Suzanne, 1933-
Date of Original:
1991-06-24
Collection:
Anne Braden Oral History Project
Contributing Institution:
University of Kentucky