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Sips from the Sipp

Utica Institute Museum

Sips from the Sipp focusing on the history of Southern Black Education and specifically the Utica Institute, a rural school in Mississippi. Hosted by Jean Greene, co-director of the Utica Institute Museum, we cover the history and heritage of our HBCU.

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Episode 18: Dr. Bobby G. Cooper - Black Man's Burden...

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2024/02/29

In this podcast episode, Dr. Bobby G. Cooper, former Jubilee Singer Director, engages with Jean Greene in a conversation about Chapter 9 of "The Black Man's Burden." Focusing on William H. Holtzclaw's experiences with the Utica Jubilee Singers, Dr. Cooper highlights the challenges faced during early tours, shedding light on their humble beginnings as a quartet and the hardships they endured, including exposure to the harsh weather during a tour in the early 1900s. The discussion also emphasizes the

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Episode 17: Black Man's Burden, Chapter 9

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2024/02/22

A reading of William Holtzclaw's autobiography, Black Man's Burden. Chapter 9. William Holtzclaw was the founder of the Utica Normal and Industrial Institute, a "Little Tuskegee" in rural Utica, Mississippi. His book, the first published by an African American in Mississippi, recounts his journey in establishing the school. Chapter 9 describes William H. Holtzclaw's efforts to promote Utica Institute during its early years. Holtzclaw organized the Utica Jubilee Singers to generate interest and

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Episode 16: Mrs. Magnolia Hampton - Black Man's...

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2024/02/15

In this discussion of Chapter 8 with Mrs. Magnolia Hampton, a former English professor at Utica, she highlights the historical resonance of the chapter, emphasizing the community support that eventually rallied behind the development of Utica Junior College. The conversation delves into Holtzclaw's strategic approach in seeking financial aid from northerners, particularly acknowledging the crucial role played by individuals like Mr. F. B. Ginn and Mrs. Mary Clement Leavitt. The dialogue connects the

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Episode 15: Black Man's Burden, Chapter 8

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2024/02/08

A reading of William Holtzclaw's autobiography, Black Man's Burden. Chapter 7. William Holtzclaw was the founder of the Utica Normal and Industrial Institute, a "Little Tuskegee" in rural Utica, Mississippi. His book, the first published by an African American in Mississippi, recounts his journey in establishing the school. In Chapter 8 of "The Black Man’s Burden," William H. Holtzclaw reflects on the early struggles of the Utica Normal and Industrial Institute, highlighting the pivotal role played

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Episode 14: Dr. Sophia Marshall Chapman - Black Man's...

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2024/02/01

In this engaging discussion between Jean Greene and Dr. Sophia Marshall Chapman, the focus is on Chapter 7 of William Holtzclaw's autobiography, "Black Man's Burden," written in 1915. Dr. Marshall Chapman, a former director of the teacher education preparation program at the Utica Campus of Hinds Community College, provides insightful commentary on the themes found in the chapter. They delve into the challenges Holtzclaw faced, such as navigating classism and adapting to the community's

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Episode 13: Black Man's Burden, Chapter 7

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2024/01/25

A reading of William Holtzclaw's autobiography, Black Man's Burden. Chapter 7. William Holtzclaw was the founder of the Utica Normal and Industrial Institute, a "Little Tuskegee" in rural Utica, Mississippi. His book, the first published by an African American in Mississippi, recounts his journey in establishing the school. In Chapter 7 of "The Black Man's Burden," Holtzclaw reflects on the collaborative efforts of individuals, including farmers, to sustain the school. Subscription lists,

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Episode 12: Mrs. Loretta Gandy - Black Man's Burden...

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2024/01/18

In this episode, Jean is joined by Mrs. Loretta Gandy discussing Chapter 6 of the book "Black Man's Burden." Mrs. Gandy was administrative assistant to VP Dr. George Barnes for 40 years. The chapter focuses on how Holtzclaw dealt with outside influences while building a school for Negroes in rural Mississippi. Mrs. Gandy highlights the timeless aspects of the human experience depicted in the book and emphasizes Holtzclaw's ability to overcome extreme conditions and challenges. The conversation

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Episode 11: Black Man's Burden, Chapter 6

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2024/01/11

A reading of William Holtzclaw's autobiography, Black Man's Burden. Chapter 6. William Holtzclaw was the founder of the Utica Normal and Industrial Institute, a "Little Tuskegee" in rural Utica, Mississippi. His book, the first published by an African American in Mississippi, recounts his journey in establishing the school. In Chapter 6, William H. Holtzclaw faces skepticism and financial challenges in his endeavor to establish a school in Utica. The project struggles to secure land, encountering

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34:29

Episode 10: Mrs. Chris Tanner Watkins - Black Man's...

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2024/01/04

In this episode, Jean is joined by Mrs. Chris Tanner Watkins, a retiree of Utica Junior College and Hinds Community College-Utica with 38 years of experience, to discuss Chapter 5 of Black Man's Burden. In this engaging conversation, Mrs. Watkins shares insights on Chapter 5 of "The Black Man's Burden," focusing on William H. Holtzclaw's remarkable journey from Snow Hill, Alabama, to Utica, Mississippi. As Holtzclaw faced numerous challenges, such as broken bicycles, frosty nights, and encounters

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37:47

Episode 9: Black Man's Burden, Chapter 5

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2023/12/28

A reading of William Holtzclaw's autobiography, Black Man's Burden. Chapter 5. William Holtzclaw was the founder of the Utica Normal and Industrial Institute, a "Little Tuskegee" in rural Utica, Mississippi. His book, the first published by an African American in Mississippi, recounts his journey in establishing the school. Chapter 5 recounts William Holtzclaw's departure from Snow Hill, a place where he had formed strong friendships, particularly with Professor Edwards and his wife Susie. Despite

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Episode 8: Mrs. Beverly Trimble - Black Man's Burden...

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2023/12/21

Jean Greene and Mrs. Beverly Trimble discuss Chapter 4 of William Holtzclaw's autobiography, Black Man's Burden. Mrs. Trimble is a life-long resident of Utica and is very active in community life. In addition to serving as the WIOA director on campus, she works directly with students as the advisor for Utica's Phi Theta Kappa honor society and in the community with the Friends of Utica and through her church, St. Peter Missionary Baptist. In this episode, Jean and Mrs. Beverly delve into the life

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Episode 7: Black Man's Burden, Chapter 4

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2023/12/14

A reading of William Holtzclaw's autobiography, Black Man's Burden. Chapter 4. William Holtzclaw was the founder of the Utica Normal and Industrial Institute, a "Little Tuskegee" in rural Utica, Mississippi. His book, the first published by an African American in Mississippi, recounts his journey in establishing the school. In this chapter, Holtzclaw discusses the beginnings of his dream to start a school in Mississippi. To support Sips from the Sipp and the Utica Institute Museum

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Episode 6: Mrs. Denise Taylor - Black Man's Burden...

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2023/12/07

Jean Greene and Mrs. Denise Taylor discuss Chapter 3 of William Holtzclaw's autobiography, Black Man's Burden. Mrs. Taylor worked for many years on campus in the Dean of Students office and now serves in the college PBI office. She has deep roots in the Utica area. In this episode, Jean and Mrs. Taylor discuss the relevance of chapter 3 including a discussion of the family connections she shares with William Holtzclaw dating back to the founding. To support Sips from the Sipp and the Utica Institute

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Episode 5: Black Man's Burden, Chapter 3

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2023/11/30

A reading of William Holtzclaw's autobiography, Black Man's Burden. Chapter 3. William Holtzclaw was the founder of the Utica Normal and Industrial Institute, a "Little Tuskegee" in rural Utica, Mississippi. His book, the first published by an African American in Mississippi, recounts his journey in establishing the school. In this chapter, Holtzclaw recounts his close relationship with Booker T. Washington through an exploration of his time as a student at Tuskegee. To support Sips from the Sipp

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Episode 4: Mrs. Alma Fisher - Black Man's Burden ch....

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2023/11/23

Jean Greene and Mrs. Alma Fisher, retired director of library services at Utica, discuss Chapter 2 of William Holtzclaw's autobiography, Black Man's Burden. Mrs. Fisher is the retired Director of Library Services at Utica, grew up in the area, and is deeply invested in the Utica community. In this episode, Jean and Mrs. Fisher discuss the relevance of chapter 2 including a discussion of Mrs. Fisher's memories of her own childhood experiences. To support Sips from the Sipp and the Utica Institute

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Episode 3: Black Man's Burden, Chapter 2

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2023/11/16

A reading of William Holtzclaw's autobiography, Black Man's Burden. Chapter 2. William Holtzclaw was the founder of the Utica Normal and Industrial Institute, a "Little Tuskegee" in rural Utica, Mississippi. His book, the first published by an African American in Mississippi, recounts his journey in establishing the school. To support Sips from the Sipp and the Utica Institute Museum (http://www.uticainstitute.org), visit our Patreon (http://www.patreon.com/uticainstitute) to become a member!

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51:53

Episode 2: Dr. Eldridge Henderson - Black Man's...

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2023/11/09

Jean Greene and Dr. Eldridge Henderson discuss the first chapter of William Holtzclaw's autobiography, Black Man's Burden. Dr. Henderson worked on the Utica Campus for a number of years and is deeply familiar with Holtzclaw's writing and philosophy. In this episode, Jean and Dr. Henderson discuss the continued relevance of Holtzclaw's work today. Dr. Eldridge Henderson is a business owner, professional educator, and administrative leader in academic and non-academic settings, including government

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Episode 1: Black Man's Burden, Chapter 1

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2023/11/02

A reading of William Holtzclaw's autobiography, Black Man's Burden. Chapter 1. William Holtzclaw was the founder of the Utica Normal and Industrial Institute, a "Little Tuskegee" in rural Utica, Mississippi. His book, the first published by an African American in Mississippi, recounts his journey in establishing the school.To support Sips from the Sipp and the Utica Institute Museum (http://www.uticainstitute.org), visit our Patreon (http://www.patreon.com/uticainstitute) to become a member!

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