This is an interview with Ms. Earlice Taylor, who is currently director of the Tennessee Cultural Heritage Preservation Society.

This is an interview with Ms. Rita Kendrick, who is a native Memphian who witnessed and experienced long-term changes in

This is an interview with Ms. Maxine Smith, a life-long educator and advocate for civil rights. Ms. Smith was the National

This is a lecture by Mr. Mark Stansbury, a photographer who was active in documenting the Civil Rights Movement. During his

This is an interview with Mr. George Lapides, a sports journalist and native Memphian who began his journalism career covering

This is an interview with Mr. W.J. Michael Cody, a Rhodes Alumni who worked on various civil rights cases in Memphis, including

This is an interview with Mr. Hud Andrews, who graduated from Rhodes College (then Southwestern at Memphis) in 1970. As a

Fred Davis is a native Memphian who was elected to the Memphis City Council in 1967. Davis also served as Chairman of the Public

This is an interview with Ms. Dorothy Cox, who is currently the Project Manager for the Rhodes Hollywood-Springdale Partnership.

This is an interview with Mr. Lewis Donelson. In the interview he describes his experience serving as a City Councilman during

This is an interview with Ms. Jane Walters, the current principal of the Grizzlies Academy in Memphis. Walters worked as a

This is an interview with Ms. Jocelyn Wurzburg, who was one of the founders of the Panel of American Women in Memphis,