Laura Faith Kebede
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The federal building in Downtown Memphis was named after two men on opposing sides of history. Now only one remains.
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Time is running out to gather evidence and documentation from the generation who bore witness to the Civil Rights Era and some of the crimes that were never prosecuted.
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The Sanitation Workers' Strike may be known for the death of Martin Luther King, Jr. But a week earlier, after a protest turned unruly, a 17-year-old was gunned down by a Memphis police officer. Larry Payne's family doesn't want to see him become a footnote.
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In L. Alex Wilson was one of the first editors of the Memphis Tri-State Defender newspaper, writing about civil rights. His grandson, a classical flute player, now channels his memory through music.