This is an interview with Reverend James Earl Netters, a member of city council and former president of Memphis Light, Gas, and

This is an interview with Ms. Arilla Miller, who is originally from Evansville, Mississippi but has lived in the Hollywood

This is an interview with Mr. Onzie Horne. He discusses his family and the extensive musical background of his father, Onzie

This is an interview with Mr. Reginald Howard, a former Negro League baseball player. In the interview Howard describes growing

This is an interview with Reverend Georgia Anna King, who is an ordained minister and community organizer in Memphis. She was an

This is an interview with Reverend Frank McRae. In the interview he talks childhood experiences in Memphis and traces his life

This is an interview with Mr. A. C. Wharton, who is the mayor of Shelby county, Tennessee. In the interview he describes his

This is an interview with Judge Robert Benham. In the interview Benham describes growing up in Chattanooga, his efforts to

This is an interview with Ms. Anne Shafer. In the interview she describes growing up in Memphis, her efforts to integrate the

This is an interview with Dr. Benjamin Hooks and Ms. Frances Hooks. Dr. Hooks was the first black criminal court judge in

This is an interview with Mr. Herman Gary. Gary was born and raised in North Memphis. After serving in the Army in the 1950s,

This is an interview with Ms. Dorothy "Happy" Jones. In the interview she talks about working with the Memphis Panel of American