Interview with Carlos Padilla
Dublin Core
Title
Interview with Carlos Padilla
Subject
Neighborhoods (The Bronx, New York) -- Morrisania -- Tremont -- Hunts Point -- Mott Haven
Racism -- workplace discrimination -- education discrimination -- environmental racism
Drugs -- heroin epidemic -- painkillers
Streets and avenues (The Bronx, New York) -- Fulton Avenue -- East 175th Street -- Cross Bronx Expressway -- Anthony Avenue -- Bruckner Boulevard -- Bruckner Boulevard -- Bruckner Expressway -- East 142nd Street
Community organizing -- South Bronx Clean Air Coalition -- medical waste incinerator -- Greenpeace -- Nos Quedamos
Schools and education -- P.S. 58 (Washington Avenue and 176th Street) -- P.S. 4 -- J.H.S. 118 -- Dodge Vocational High School -- St. Luke's Catholic School (138th Street)
Individuals -- Alba, Panama (Vicente) -- England, Marshall -- Laboy, Nina -- Perez, Richie (Richard) -- Sister Pat -- Ferrer, Fernando -- Casiano, Americo -- Rogers, Marty -- Feinberg, Marian -- Carrión, Adolfo -- Perez, Joe -- Hershkowitz, Allen -- RodrÃguez, George -- Arroyo, Carmen
Healthcare and hospitals -- Morrisania Hospital -- Polio -- medical waste incinerators -- asthma
Armed forces, U.S. -- Marines
Businesses -- bodegas -- trucking companies -- medical supplies -- jewelers -- insurance underwriting -- Lehman Brothers
Ethnic groups and nationalities -- African Americans -- Puerto Ricans (Boricuas) -- Italians -- Jews -- Cubans
Housing -- tenements
Music and musicians -- discos
Youth culture and gangs -- Junior Horsemen -- Scorpions
Organized crime -- Mafia
Harlem Railyards
Banana Kelly -- MoDo paper company
Description
Oral history with Carlos Padilla, a longtime Bronxite, Marine, business owner, and president of the South Bronx Clean Air Coalition, conducted through the Bronx Latino History Project.
Creator
Padilla, Carlos
Publisher
Bronx Latino History Project
Date
2021
Contributor
Payne, Steven
Format
M4A
Language
English
Type
Oral history
Oral History Item Type Metadata
Interviewer
Payne, Steven
Interviewee
Padilla, Carlos
Location
The Bronx/Yonkers
Original Format
M4A
Duration
01:40:00
Collection
Citation
Padilla, Carlos, “Interview with Carlos Padilla,” Bronx History Online, accessed June 28, 2022, https://digital.bchslibrary.org/items/show/553.