Voices of Civil Rights Bus Tour

A team of award-winning journalists, photographers, and videographers are on board to document the trip and help record personal stories about the Civil Rights Movement and the ongoing struggle for equality today. Read about their experiences and observations from the road in these journal entries.

	A Pastor's Humble Home by Esther Iverem (view bio) Aug 15 \| Montgomery, AL
	Selma, Lord, Selma by Vern Smith (view bio) Aug 16 \| Selma, AL
	Opening the 'Closed Society' by Lydia Lum (view bio) Aug 18 \| Jackson, MS
	Mississippi, Past and Present by Esther Iverem (view bio) Aug 19 \| Jackson, MS
	Bloodstains on Guynes Street by Nery Ynclán (view bio) Aug 21 \| Jackson, MS
	A Call to Preserve Mississippi's Memories by Rita Neubauer (view bio) Aug 22 \| Jackson, MS
	Mississippi Is Still Burning by Sandra Marquez (view bio) Aug 23 \| Hattiesburg, MS
	'I Got a Good Understanding of How Things Should Be' by Debra Utacia Krol (view bio) Aug 24 \| New Orleans, LA
	A Forgiving Heart by Andy Bowley (view bio) Aug 25 \| Baton Rouge, LA
	Independent at Last! by Debra Utacia Krol (view bio) Aug 27 \| Houston, TX


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