Season 1
This series from Sandy Woodson (Womontown, AIDS in KC) brings together prominent civil rights trailblazers in Kansas City and the next generation of local leaders. Together in a one-on-one format, they discuss their individual journeys, the state of their cause – and what might come next in the fight for justice.
Sonny Gibson’s Pursuit of Local Black History
Sonny Gibson, a historian and author, has been doggedly documenting the forgotten history.
Sonny Gibson’s Pursuit of Local Black History
Carmaletta Williams on Highways Breaking Neighborhoods
Carmaletta Williams has warm memories of growing up in a Kansas City neighborhood.
Carmaletta Williams on Highways Breaking Neighborhoods
Rev. John Modest Miles on Building Community
Rev. John Modest Miles has been on the front lines of urban redevelopment for decades.
Rev. John Modest Miles on Building Community
Diane Charity on the Fight for Fair Housing
Diane Charity grew up during the civil rights era and has been active in local community.
Diane Charity on the Fight for Fair Housing
Alvin Brooks on Connecting the Black Community With Police
A fixture in the community for decades, Brooks has served as a Kansas City.