Sublime

Barry Holtz,

In a 1965 interview with Freedomways, Hamer recounted the moment Brandon prematurely lured her into a life of sharecropping: I would like to talk about some of the things that happened that made me know that there was something wrong in the South from a child. My parents moved to Sunflower County when I was two years old. I remember, and I will nev

the age of forty-four, Hamer set out to let her light shine when she became a member of SNCC, working alongside many of the activists who had played such a pivotal role in her entrance into the civil rights movement.

Many Silents changed their views on interracial marriage over the years, while others did not

Year by year, Hill and his railroad organizations assembled an elaborate system of agricultural research and promotion.

rights of man,

the wet blanket of professionalism

The light Hamer began to shine when she walked out of the mass meeting on August 27, 1962, illuminated the way for millions of people, from all walks of life, in the decades to follow.

Teaching faculty,