The Fuller Story: The Non-Removal of a Confederate Statue

Arbery, Travon and Till

Loki and Luvaghn wrap up the season with their reflections on the Ahmaud Arbery trial outcome and how it compares to and is possible because of the Trayvon Martin and Emmett Till trials.

A Civil Rights Movement Christmas

In the early 1960s Leflore County, Mississippi cut off assistance to everyone in need so that none went to Blacks. However, that also meant nothing went to poor whites in need either. Luvaghn Brown reflects on one such family that came to them that cold winter day and 60 years later, Luvaghn learned something from that event that he never thought of before.

Brown Eyes and Blue Eyes with Jane Elliott - Part 2

The night was still young and Jane Elliott was holding court. She wants to pack a lot in so here we go.

Brown Eyes and Blue Eyes with Jane Elliott - Part 1

Jane Elliott is famous for her Brown Eyes, Blue Eyes "experiment" she did with her students. The story is fascinating all on its own and Jane (who is, by far, our most fiery interview)  has a lot more to say than that but whatever you do, don't call her ma'am.

The Fuller Story: The Non-Removal of a Confederate Statue

A law passed in 2013 to preserve Confederate statues kept a team of citizens from removing a 37 foot monument in the public square of Franklin, TN. So, a team lead by Pastor Hewitt Sawyers came up with plan. It's called the Fuller Story. The statue might not be coming down but something just as empowering is now up and will make sure the entire history is told for generations to come.