This is an interview with Ms. Eddie Mae Hawkins, who was a cook for the Lorraine Motel in the years following the assassination

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 Mr. Harmon Wray (1946-2007), who was a Rhodes student who graduated in 1968 and served as the Director

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 Dr. Jim Lanier, who is a retired professor of History at Rhodes College. He was teaching at Rhodes

This is an interview with Ms. Charlene Trotter, who was a teacher at the Hoxie Colored School before the integration of the

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. Fayth Hill Washington, who was a member of the Hoxie 21, a group of African-American students who

This in an interview with Reverend Samuel 'Billy' Kyles, who was and continues to be an active member in the push for Civil

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. 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