The images in this collection offer a glimpse into the courage and brutality of the 1960s, a decade that unleashed hope for the future as well as profound and tumultuous changes. Viewers will recognize photographs of protesters carrying signs with … Read more

Join us for a lunchtime presentation by Liz Lundeen, a PhD candidate in History at UNC-Chapel Hill and former McColl Fellow at CSAS. Liz’s presentation is titled “‘One A. Philip Randolph is Worth A Thousand James E. Shepards’: Understanding Moderate … Read more

Join us for a lunchtime presentation by Liz Lundeen, a PhD candidate in History at UNC-Chapel Hill and former McColl Fellow at CSAS. Liz’s presentation is titled “‘One A. Philip Randolph is Worth A Thousand James E. Shepards’: Understanding Moderate … Read more

The money to pay for the Civil Rights Movement had to come from somewhere. In this talk, Evan Faulkenbury will tell the story of the Voter Education Project (VEP) and how philanthropic foundations paid for and influenced the course of … Read more

The money to pay for the Civil Rights Movement had to come from somewhere. In this talk, Evan Faulkenbury will tell the story of the Voter Education Project (VEP) and how philanthropic foundations paid for and influenced the course of … Read more