This is an interview of Vernon Shaw, the current vice-principle of Manassas High School. In this interview, he speaks on his

This is an interview with Doris Lewis, a lifelong member of the Scuttlefield neighborhood, which is near Hyde Park. She has seen

This is an interview with Mary Maclin. She was one of the first black cheerleaders at Northside High School.

This is an interview with Al Bell. Mr. Bell speaks of his life, his music, and his involvement in the Civil Rights Movement. He

This is an interview in the Liner Notes collection, a collaboration between Crossroads and the Memphis Rock 'N' Soul Museum.

This is an interview of James Webb. In this interview, he speaks on his involvement in the Civil Rights Movement in during his

This is an interview conduct with Anne Stokes. Stokes was active during the 2nd Sanitation Worker's Strike in Memphis, Tn. In

This is an interview with Ms. Janie R. Winfrey an alumnus of TSU and native of Murfreesboro, TN. She discusses her experiences

Mrs. Brown discusses her childhood and upbringing in Boston, Massachusetts. Mrs. Brown talks about the cultural change she

This is an interview with Alice Porter, long time resident of the Hyde Park neighborhood in North Memphis. She shares her

Video in the Crossroads to Freedom repository. This interview is with Mrs. Miriam Northrup a long time resdent of the Evergreen

Born in rural Mississippi, Edie Hall moved to the Hyde Park neighborhood of Memphis as a child. She discusses changes she's