Related to This Episode

• 

  H. Frye's impressions of registering African Americ

  Henry Frye shares how he grew up reading about the NAACP efforts to fight for voting right

• 

  H. Frye recalls UNC Law School first African American

  Henry Frye recalls where he was when UNC Law School admitted the first African American

• 

  H. Frye describes his feelings John F. Kennedy's death

  Henry Frye talks about his feelings after hearing oft President John F. Kennedy's death

• 

  H. Frye talks about his father's legacy.

  Henry Frye describes how his father perceived Henry's legal accomplishments.

• 

  H. Frye shares his feelings about Richard Nixon

  Henry Frye describes his feelings when Richard Nixon won the presidency.

• 

  H. Frye talks about Nixon's Southern Strategy

  Henry Frye describes the strategy that Richard Nixon used to win Democratic states.

• 

  H. Frye's thoughts on spending time with family.

  Henry Frye talks about spending time away from family to build his law practice.

• 

  H. Frye talks about consolidating UNC 16 campuses.

  Henry Frye recalls his participation on the Higher Ed. Committee, creating the UNC system.

• 

  H. Frye's impressions of Governor Jim Holshouser.

  Henry Frye shares his thoughts of Jim Holshouser running and voted as Governor of N. C.

• 

  H. Frye on being elected Chairman-Guilford Delegation

  H. Frye share his experience as Chairman of the Guilford Delegation of NC Representatives.