Civil Right Tour Holiday Encore Full Three Hour Show for December 30, 2015

Gloss Larry Edgerson Pettaway was a student marcher and tells the tale behind his peculiar name and about family members murdered by the Ku Klux Klan.

Jacqueline Taylor was a student who walked out of class in 1963 because she knew that segregation was wrong from a young age. 

Eddgra Fallin is from Decatur, Alabama, which is in the northern part of the state, and she was one of the first black students to integrate the city's schools.  Eddgra shares the challenges she faced from other students after she arrived at the local high school.  

Gloria Washington Lewis Randal was a student marcher in 1963 and she shares stories about paying for bus fare and then being left behind when going to the back of the bus & more. 

Ervin Philemon Hill was a teenager when he had a chance encounter with Martin Luther King months before the 1963 Children's Crusade.

Dr. Earl Cunningham was a former County Commissioner in Shelby, Alabama and he was a litigant on the Shelby Supreme Court Case.  Dr. Cunningham dives into what it was like voting pre Voting Rights Act