Item Details

creator

Davis-Huie, Ian

Lockwood, Faith

date

2020-09-17T14:33:31Z

2020-09-17T14:33:31Z

2020-07-15

2020-09-17 (issued)

description

Faith Lockwood has worked in education since 1990. She has worked in the Winston-Salem/Forsyth Count Schools school system since 1999. Currently, Lockwood serves as a social worker. Although originally from Wllesley, Massachusetts, Lockwood has resided in Winston-Salem, North Carolina for about 40 years. In 1985, Lockwood received a Master's degree in religion from Wake Forest University. In this interview, Davis-Huie and Lockwood candidly discuss the current COVID-19 pandemic and its effects on her work as a social worker, her views on race in the United States, and her perspective on the current push for the Black Lives Matter movement. As a social worker, Lockwood is able to provide key insight into the racial tension that is present in the United States.

format

audio/mp3

Oral histories

Permalink

http://hdl.handle.net/10339/97016

language

English

relation

Special Collections and Archives

Z. Smith Reynolds Library

Wake Forest University

Office of Civic and Community Engagement (RG22.6)

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subject

Coronavirus infections--History--Sources

COVID-19 (Disease)--History--Sources

Wake Forest University--History--Sources

COVID-19 Student Interviews

Office of Civic and Community Engagement

Winston-Salem (N.C.)

Black lives matter movement

Social justice

Social service

Schools

title

COVID-19 Student Interviews - Lockwood, Faith

type

Sound