This is an interview with Father William Greenspun. Greenspun was a Paulist priest who came to Memphis in March 1968 to set up

This is an interview with Frank Gianotti. Gianotti was the city attorney for Memphis during Mayor Loeb's second term

This is an interview with Frank Gianotti. Gianotti was the city attorney for Memphis during Mayor Loeb's second term

This is an interview with Frank Holloman, the director of fire and police for Memphis during the sanitation strike. From the

This is an interview with Frank Holloman, who was the director of fire and police for Memphis during the sanitation strike. From

This is an interview with Frank Holloman, the director of fire and police for Memphis during the sanitation strike. From the

This is an interview with Frank Holloman, the director of fire and police for Memphis during the sanitation strike. From the

This is an interview with Fred Williams, a fourth-term medical student at the University of TN medical school in 1968. He was

Gladys Carpenter was a civil rights activist and part-time employee of J.O. Patterson, Jr., who participated in the march that

This is an interview with Gwen Awsumb. Awsumb was the only female member of City Council in 1968. From the Mississippi Valley

This is an interview with Gwen Awsumb, who was a member of the City of Memphis City Council during the 1968 Sanitation Strike.

This is an interview with Gwen Awsumb, who was a member of the City of Memphis City Council during the 1968 Sanitation Strike.