Oral history interview with Daniel "Dan" Sullivan, Class of 1970

Creator:

Sullivan, Daniel, "Dan"

Abstract:

Sullivan discusses his role as one of the founding members of the legal marshals during the May days of 1970 at the University of Virginia. His vivid memories of key events and of his arrest provide a first-hand look into to the May Days protests. As Sullivan explains, the protests and police response served as a political awakening for him and many others.

Language:

English .

Material specific details:

Circumstances of interview: Randall Flaherty, Meggan Cashwell, and Michael Klepper flew from Charlottesville, Virginia to Boynton Beach, Florida to interview Class of 1970 alum Daniel "Dan" Sullivan for the May Days Oral History Project. Through documentary research, Sullivan was identified as a legal marshal during May 1970. Interview questions were prepared ahead of time, although interviewers posed follow-up questions where appropriate.

Names:

Sullivan, Daniel, "Dan"

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