This is an interview with Ms. Johnnie Turner, who was and continues to be a strong advocate for Civil Rights and education.

This is an interview with Mr. Charles C. Mercer, Jr., a lawyer and former Executive Director for the Arkansas Council on Human

This is an interview with Ms. Bert Wolff, who was and continues to be involved in many activities in the city of Memphis. A

This is an interview with Ms. Essie Steadman, who worked as bus driver for the segregated Hoxie School District. She drove the

This is an interview with Ms. Hattie Tuggle. In the interview Ms. Tuggle describes growing up in segregated Memphis, going to

This is an interview with Mr. Leon Jones. Jones is a retired postal clerk worker and a graduate of Xavier University in

This is an interview with Judge D'Army Bailey. During his third year of college, Judge Bailey was expelled for participating in

This is an interview with Dr. Luther Ivory, who is a professor of Religious Studies at Rhodes College. Originally born and

This is an interview with Mr. Art Gilliam, who is the chairman and president of Gilliam Communications Inc, which operates WLOK

This is an interview with Judge Russell B. Sugarmon Jr., a prominent Memphian who fought to combat racism and establish civil

This is an interview with Ms. Rachel Shankman, who is the director of the Memphis Facing History and Ourselves project. The

This is an interview with Mr. Marc Willis, who is currently CEO of Soulsville U.S.A. in Memphis, Tennessee. The youngest child