Voices from the Southern Civil Rights Movement

Locales discussed in this exhibit range across nine states:

Alabama

Birmingham

• A Happy Day in Birmingham, May 10, 1963 (1 of 2) and (2 of 2)
• Birmingham: Testament of Nonviolence, Part 3; Mother’s Day, May 12 (1 of 2) and (2 of 2)
• Birmingham: Testament of Nonviolence, Part 4; Back to School in Birmingham (1 of 2) and (2 of 2)

Lowndes County

• Stokely Carmichael Interview

Montgomery

• Commentary of a Black Southern Bus Rider / Rosa Parks

Selma

• The Civil Rights Lawyer in the South

Tuskegee

• The Long, Hot Summer '64; Episode 10

Tuscaloosa

• The Civil Rights Lawyer in the South

Florida

St. Augustine

• The Civil Rights Lawyer in the South
• Dateline St. Augustine; Episode 1
• Dateline St. Augustine; Episode 2
• Dateline St. Augustine; Episode 8: A Day of Arrests
• Long, Hot Summer '64; Episode 1
• Long, Hot Summer '64; Episode 2

Tallahassee

• The Sit-ins and the New South

Georgia

Albany

• Walk to Freedom
• An Integrated Project in Georgia

Savannah

• Report from the South - James Bevel

Southwest Georgia

• An Integrated Project in Georgia

Kentucky

Louisville

• Tribute to Ella Baker

Louisiana

Baton Rouge

• The Battle Is Not Yet Won

Mississippi

Canton

• Handful That We Are in Mississippi: A Spectrum of Opinion in Mississippi

Drew

• Long, Hot Summer '64; Episode 11

Greenwood

• Ralph Gleason Interviewing Dick Gregory

Jackson

• The Civil Rights Lawyer in the South

Laurel and Liberty

• A Dialogue on Mississippi

McComb

• Children of McComb

Natchez

• One Year Later in Mississippi

Winona

• Fannie Lou Hamer Interview

North Carolina

Monroe

• Kidnapping in North Carolina

Raleigh

• The Negro Lawyer in the South

South Carolina

Charleston

• Coming of Age: Five Sat Down

Tennessee

Knoxville

• Thirty Years of Civil Rights Education in the South / Myles Horton

Nashville

• On Freedom Road by Reverend Ralph Abernathy

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