...smart and highly intelligent; therefore, he's the breakthrough our community has been clamoring for since the days of Jim Crow.Our community can now move forward and meet the law enforcement challenges for the 21st century because of the new...
...transitioning to acting full-time.He made his Broadway debut in 1970's "Purlie," a musical adaptation of Ossie Davis' Jim Crow-era play "Purlie Victorious." (Hemsley would later star in a 1981 made-for-TV version of "Purlie," as well...
...great and wonderful history."Hadn't thought of it that way before. By that same logic, we should probably hail Jim Crow laws for being a "positive" bridge between slavery and civil rights. After all, without separate but equal, how would...
...courthouse to vote.It was Wilson's mission to "make citizens" out of his students, Bullock said."That was back during Jim Crow, when people got beat for trying to vote," said Bullock, who said he hasn't missed an election since.Monique Sheppard...
...became pastor of Atlanta's influential Ebenezer Baptist Church and a leader of early efforts to challenge Georgia's Jim Crow laws. Preaching education and self-reliance, King instilled values in his children that helped his eldest son become...
...such event.Sherrod was born into racism. Her father owned their family farm, but the county was ruled by whites. Jim Crow laws were enforced for longer than elsewhere and federal laws and mandates were basically ignored. Sherrod's father...
...Millar Williams, co-authors of the recently published Upheaval in Charleston: Earthquake and Murder on the Eve of Jim Crow, will speak about the art of nonfiction writing at the awards ceremony at 5 p.m. Oct. 1 at the Morris Museum. A...
...African-American. Therefore, my views are not racially motivated. Right is right and wrong is wrong. Slavery had to go; Jim Crow had to go; and Fred Russell must go.Kevin PalmerMartinez
...supreme leader of Iran, just as I highly doubt the Tea Party is led by a love for George Wallace and the old days of Jim Crow. Certainly, there are individuals in both movements who are involved for the wrong reasons, but letting them define...
...South and the struggles they faced.To give the sixth-graders a better understanding, Gonzalez had the pupils research Jim Crow laws on the laptops.By having the laptops in the classroom, "this puts us all on the same page. Not all students...