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Stories

Oral histories from the participants in Bloody Tuesday:

 

Segregated Drinking Fountains

Dinah Washington

Dr. Vickers Commentary on Linton Barbershop

Maxie Thomas interview, courtesy of Dr. Chandra Clark’s Digital News Class, Spring 2018.

Commentary:

 

Documentary Videos: Lights Camera Alabama

Complete list of videos from Lights Camera Alabama

Reverend Thomas Linton; "We Understood Then That We Had Some Power"

Scottsboro Boys: Train to Tragedy

Dr. John L. Blackburn: A Force in Leadership

Behind Closed Doors

Segregation's Last Stand

The Things We Do Matter

William Bradford Huie and His Story of the Murder of Emmett Till

William Bradford Huie: Voice of the Voiceless

Autherine Lucy: A Tale of Courage

Zelpha Storey Wells: A Life in Music

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