Civil Right Tour Holiday Encore Full Three Hour Show for December 25, 2015

Dana Columbo is a member of United Association of Plumbers and Steamfitters Local 60 in New Orleans and he shares his experiences after losing his home during Hurricane Katrina & the rebuild that happened in the decade since.

Kendrick Jones moved back to New Orleans for an apprenticeship a month before Hurricane Katrina struck and he shares his experiences in the wake of the disaster

Donnie Small, President of Local 1535 ATU Jefferson Parrish, discusses the transportation issues facing Jefferson Parish in the wake of Katrina

Joseph Prier is the President of ATU Local 1560, which represents the streetcar and bus drivers, and he discusses transportation issues affecting New Orleans' poor In the decade since Hurricane Katrina

Leo Gerard is the President of the United Steelworkers Union and he disccuses the USW's past and present involvement in the civil rights movement

William LeFevre is the Senior Processing Archivist at the Walter Reuther Library on Wayne State University and he joins the Peoples Tour to talk about former United Auto Workers President Walter Reuther's involvement in funding the Civil Rights Movement. 

Robert Luckett is a Civil Rights History Professor and the Director of the Margaret Walker Center at Jackson State University and he previews what the Peoples Tour should visit while travelling through Jackson, Mississippi