Ms. Haley, Newtown, circa 2009

00:00:16 Haley talks about growing up with grandparents who owned their own land.|00:03:34 Haley discusses her feelings surrounding living in the south during Jim Crow including her thoughts on Martin Luther King Jr.|00:08:33 Haley talks about the games she played as a child.|00:11:23 Haley recalls her parents discussing a lynching when she was young.|00:12:10 Haley reflects on what makes her proud.|00:14:30 Haley talks about being baptized and her favorite church hymn. This leads her to speak on her favorite Bible verse (Psalm 39).|00:19:35 Haley discusses working in a private home and what her job consisted of.|00:22:08 Haley reflects on why she moved to Gainesville.|00:26:06 Haley talks about how she felt when integration started and the problems that still exist.|00:28:37 Haley discusses when groups like the Ku Klux Klan would march.|00:32:53 Haley talks about how the Montgomery Bus Boycott and segregation on public transportation made her feel.|00:34:25 Haley offers her feelings regarding younger generations.|00:38:58 Haley speculates about the effect single parent households may have on children.|00:41:54 Haley talks about her views on abortion.|00:43:13 Haley talks about the difference in chores boys and girls had to do.|00:44:43 Haley discusses when she was allowed to start dating.|00:46:40 Haley recalls what her parents said about their experiences during the Great Depression.|00:47:35 Haley mentions that her husband fought in World War II and the discrimination he experienced while serving.|00:51:42 Haley talks about traveling by trains and why she prefers them over planes.|00:54:10 Haley gives advice for living a long life.|00:56:55 Each student reflects on what has been discussed in the interview.|00:59:58 Mrs. Haley offers some closing words on Newtown.