‘Freedom Summer’ friends, 50 years later During the ‘Freedom Summer,’ activists from the North traveled to Mississippi to teach young black teens, in hopes of inspiring change in the segregated South. That’s when Aviva Futorian and Roy DeBerry met, sparking a lifelong friendship. Post Views: 3,106
How a 1946 Case of Police Brutality Against a Black WWII Veteran Shaped the Fight for Civil Rights Post Views: 43
Missouri Banned Education For Black People in 1847, John Berry Meachum Responded By Opening A ‘Floating Freedom School’ Post Views: 41
The revolutionary life of activist Florence Tate ‘The Weekly Challenger’s’ Jake-ann Jones delves into revolutionary Florence…
That’s my mother doing her part to clear a path for my future. Thank you Earnestine Evans Scott and everyone took up the cause for change.