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Interviewee	Cooper, Marcus Langley Jr.
Interviewer	McGee, Daniel B.
Title	Oral memoirs of Marcus Langley Cooper, Jr.
Interview details	interviewed by Daniel B. McGee on 6 occasions from 3 July to 19 August 1980 in Waco, Texas.
Number of interviews	6
Interview Date(s)	1980
Item type	Transcript
Genre	Oral histories
Description, transcript	226 pages; index
Description, sound recordings	analog audio tape; 8.00 hr.; analog video tape; 7.00 hr.
Project	Religion and Culture Project
Summary	M. L. Cooper, Jr., was pastor, Second Baptist Church, Waco, and a leader in the civil-rights movement; family history; early childhood; life as a preacher's child in Austin; education, Samuel Houston College and Tillotson College, Austin; racial tension in Austin; job in a chemical company; call to ministry; seminary study, Howard University; first pastorate, Georgetown, Texas; work with the Economic Opportunities Advancement Corporation community action program for McLennan County; work with National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP), Austin; marriage; civil-rights movement in Waco; pastorate, Second Baptist Church, Waco; effects of Waco's urban renewal on the Second Baptist Church's congregation; NAACP in Waco; racial integration of Waco public schools; history of Second Baptist Church; descriptions of other black Waco churches; medical care for blacks; race relations with Waco Mexican American community; black political leadership in Waco; recollections of Oscar DuConge; association with Paul Quinn College; role of blacks in Waco; work in the Good Hope Western District Association; preparing sermons; family life.
Subject--Library of Congress	African American churches--Texas--Waco--History Civil rights movements--Texas--Waco--History Ethnic relations--Texas--Waco--History Race relations--Texas--Waco--History School integration--Texas--Waco
Sponsor Location	Waco, TX
Deposit Date	1982
Genre source	local
Rights	http://www.baylor.edu/lib/digitization/digitalrights

Interviewee	Cooper, Marcus Langley Jr.
Interviewer	McGee, Daniel B.
Title	Oral Memoirs of Marcus Langley Cooper Jr.--Trnascripts
Interview details	interviewed by Daniel B. McGee on 6 occasions from 3 July to 19 August 1980 in Waco, Texas.
Number of interviews	6
Interview Date(s)	1980
Item type	Transcript
Genre	Oral histories
Description, transcript	226 pages; index
Description, sound recordings	analog audio tape; 8.00 hr.; analog video tape; 7.00 hr.
Project	Religion and Culture Project
Summary	M. L. Cooper, Jr., was pastor, Second Baptist Church, Waco, and a leader in the civil-rights movement; family history; early childhood; life as a preacher's child in Austin; education, Samuel Houston College and Tillotson College, Austin; racial tension in Austin; job in a chemical company; call to ministry; seminary study, Howard University; first pastorate, Georgetown, Texas; work with the Economic Opportunities Advancement Corporation community action program for McLennan County; work with National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP), Austin; marriage; civil-rights movement in Waco; pastorate, Second Baptist Church, Waco; effects of Waco's urban renewal on the Second Baptist Church's congregation; NAACP in Waco; racial integration of Waco public schools; history of Second Baptist Church; descriptions of other black Waco churches; medical care for blacks; race relations with Waco Mexican American community; black political leadership in Waco; recollections of Oscar DuConge; association with Paul Quinn College; role of blacks in Waco; work in the Good Hope Western District Association; preparing sermons; family life.
Subject--Library of Congress	African American churches--Texas--Waco--History Civil rights movements--Texas--Waco--History Ethnic relations--Texas--Waco--History Race relations--Texas--Waco--History School integration--Texas--Waco
Sponsor	Baylor University Institute for Oral History
Sponsor Location	Waco, TX
Deposit Date	1982
Genre source	local
Rights	http://www.baylor.edu/lib/digitization/digitalrights

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