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Thread started 11/13/07 5:33pm

NuPwr319

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My Dad was interviewed on NPR!

My dad, Leon May, was chosen to have a small portion of his interview for the StoryCorps Griot initiative--a project which seeks to record personal histories for national archival--aired on National Public Radio. We're so proud! He was interviewed by my sister, Dr. Angela May.

It's very short--he talks about his experiences being one of the first black Marines back in WWII.

http://www.npr.org/templa...d=16257517

And for the PRINCE connection--for those of you Detroiters who may have remembered Prince's Musicology tour at the Palace on Father's day: my dad got a personal invite on stage by Prince to dance early in the show, all by himself!
He was all over the big screens!
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Reply #1 posted 11/13/07 5:36pm

RodeoSchro

That is so cool! Congratulations to your father and your entire family!
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Reply #2 posted 11/13/07 5:38pm

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LOVE Story Corp! clapping That is absolutely awesome that your father was intereviewed. Excellent story. To see your enemy as human and a person. Powerful.

Congratulations and thank you for sharing this with us! smile

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Reply #3 posted 11/13/07 6:39pm

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Thanks, everyone! hug I'll be sure to print this out for dad to see.
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