This is an interview with Ms. Mose Yvonne Brooks-Hooks. Throughout the Civil Rights Movement and beyond, Brooks-Hooks served as

This is an interview with Ms. Ethel Tompkins, who was a high school student during the Hoxie, Arkansas School district

This is an interview with Mr. Charles Penix, the son of the Hoxie, Arkansas School Board attorney. His father was a politically

This is an interview with Mr. Eddie Ray, who was a high level executive in the music industry and a U.S. commissioner for

This is an interview with Mr. Henry Turley, who is a real estate developer in Memphis, TN. Turley has watched the growth and

This is an interview with Ms. Lynne Turley, a music teacher with Memphis City Schools. As a teacher she taught at two schools

This is an interview with Ms. Eddie Mae Hawkins, who was a cook for the Lorraine Motel in the years following the assassination

This is an interview with Mr. Harmon Wray (1946-2007), who was a Rhodes student who graduated in 1968 and served as the Director

This is an interview with Dr. Jim Lanier, who is a retired professor of History at Rhodes College. He was teaching at Rhodes

This is an interview with Ms. Charlene Trotter, who was a teacher at the Hoxie Colored School before the integration of the

This is an interview with Ms. Fayth Hill Washington, who was a member of the Hoxie 21, a group of African-American students who

This in an interview with Reverend Samuel 'Billy' Kyles, who was and continues to be an active member in the push for Civil