American Indian Oral History: Interview with Andrea Olivo

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The oral history interview with Andrea Olivo concerning her life growing up as an Omaha Indian living in the city of Omaha, Nebraska was conducted by UNO student Garnie O. Peterson on November 22, 1975. Olivo spoke largely about the education of herself, her parents, and American Indians in general. She also compared her experiences to that of American Indians that lived on reservations and other minority groups including Chicanos/ Latinos and African Americans., UNO Libraries' Archives & Special Collections, 00:53:40

View this Object:	https://library.unomaha.edu/_audio/MSS0018_au082.html
Abstract/Description:	The oral history interview with Andrea Olivo concerning her life growing up as an Omaha Indian living in the city of Omaha, Nebraska was conducted by UNO student Garnie O. Peterson on November 22, 1975. Olivo spoke largely about the education of herself, her parents, and American Indians in general. She also compared her experiences to that of American Indians that lived on reservations and other minority groups including Chicanos/ Latinos and African Americans.
Subject(s):	Indians of North America Indians of North America -- Interviews Indians of North America -- History Audiocassettes History Omaha (Neb.) -- History Omaha Tribe of Nebraska Oral histories (document genres)
Date Created:	1975-11-22

Title:	American Indian Oral History: Interview with Andrea Olivo.
View this Object:	https://library.unomaha.edu/_audio/MSS0018_au082.html
Name(s):	Garnie O. Peterson, interviewer
Type of Resource:	sound recording
Date Created:	1975-11-22
Physical Form:	Cassette tape
Language:	English
Abstract/Description:	The oral history interview with Andrea Olivo concerning her life growing up as an Omaha Indian living in the city of Omaha, Nebraska was conducted by UNO student Garnie O. Peterson on November 22, 1975. Olivo spoke largely about the education of herself, her parents, and American Indians in general. She also compared her experiences to that of American Indians that lived on reservations and other minority groups including Chicanos/ Latinos and African Americans.
Identifier(s):	MSS0018_au082 (UNO digital object identifier)
Note(s):	Digitized and published online by: UNO Libraries' Archives & Special Collections Run Time: 00:53:40
Subject(s):	Indians of North America Indians of North America -- Interviews Indians of North America -- History Audiocassettes History Omaha (Neb.) -- History Omaha Tribe of Nebraska Oral histories (document genres)
Held by:	UNO Libraries' Archives & Special Collections
Is Part Of:	American Indian Oral History and Omaha Folklore Project Oral History Collection. Finding aid
In Collections:	American Indian Oral History and Omaha Folklore Project Oral History Collection

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