The year was 1968. Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated, Jackson City Hall had separate drinking fountains for ‘colored’ people and ‘white’ people and Union University only consisted of approximatley 500 students and a few […]
“I believe that if racial reconciliation is going to have any chance, it’s up to the people of God,” said Russell Morrow, pastor of Forest Heights United Methodist Church, during MOSAIC’s discussion on responding to […]
Imagine a world where hate wins, where one must choose friends based on skin color and where a college education is not a right extended equally. No imagining is necessary after visiting the National Civil Rights Museum in downtown Memphis. […]
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