Kenneth Adams, a local gas station owner and member of the White Citizens' Council, explains efforts to form a committee to purge jukeboxes of rhythm and blues and rock and roll records. Asa Carter, also known as Forrest Carter, a prominent white supremacist, Ku Klux Klan member, and leader of the organization, speaks on the boycott and their efforts to undermine integration.
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Kenneth Adams, a local gas station owner and member of the White Citizens` Council, explains efforts to form a committee to purge jukeboxes of rhythm and blues and rock and roll records. Asa Carter, also known as Forrest Carter, a prominent white supremacist, Ku Klux Klan member, and leader of the organization, speaks on the boycott and their efforts to undermine integration.
Footage from 1964 featuring British politician John Bean in conversation with BBC journalist John Morgan, with his statements on race, culture, and immigration.
https://youtu.be/NPzO6OU32ow
The Weeping Time: America’s Largest Recorded Slave Auction
https://samepassage.org/the-weeping-time-americas-largest-recorded-slave-auction/
We may call her Hilda, once bound in bondage on Butler Island. I felt compelled to embrace her, gathering her gently into my arms — and as I did, I offered her flowers, a small tribute of tenderness she had long been denied.
https://samepassage.org/butler-island/
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