This abridged edition contains fifty-three interviews conducted by Avrich over a period of thirty years, interviews that portray the human dimensions of a movement much maligned by the authorities and contemporary journalists.
"It's really impressive what she accomplished, bringing a lot of energy to these places," her uncle, Daniel A. Dolezal, recalled in a telephone interview on Tuesday, speaking of the human rights group as well as the N.A.A.C.P. chapter in Spokane, which she later rose to lead.
In our series this month on exponential technologies, we interview the pioneer cartographer of the human genome, J. Craig Venter, who says our species "now has the dangerous power to control evolution".
Even in the most formal and data-driven interview processes the human side of people is often what sticks out and remains with us more than a candidate's degrees, certifications or professional experience.
After another brief interview at the human resources department of the organization and subsequent processing of documents, I was officially offered the job.
The scenario portrayed by the movie may require a little clarification, which the director, Tom Six, has been happy to provide in interviews: the human centipede is a series of humans sewn together mouth to ass.
Browse other interviews via the Humans of the Internet playlist.
Brennan sees the fundamental purpose of the Constitution to be — as he told Bill Moyers in a 1987 public-television interview — "the protection of the dignity of the human being and the recognition that every individual has fundamental rights which government cannot deny him".
At the beginning of my employment interview two years ago, Marne Reed, the human resources manager who interviewed me, mentioned the company's no-gossip policy.
