The second of two articles tracing the experiences of the Talbot family, a black

Source

Maine Sunday Telegram

Date

2-24-1991

Pages

1F, 2F

Abstract

The second of two articles tracing the experiences of the Talbot family, a black family that has lived in Maine for the past two centuries. The article compares and contrasts Gerald Talbot, a leader in the civil rights movement, with his father, W. Edgerton Talbot, the head chef at the Bangor House, who quietly ignored racial slurs. With a related article on Gerald Talbot's search for his "roots".

Subjects

African Americans, Talbot family, Gerald E Talbot, W. Edgerton. Talbot

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