SNCC Legacy Project Brings Civil Rights Icons to PVAMU as Activists-in-Residence

SNCC Legacy Project brings Civil Rights icons to PVAMU as activists-in-residence

Wendell Paris Wendell Paris was just 16 when he was arrested for trespassing—simply for driving through a state park in Alabama. At the time, Black people were not allowed there. He and his lifelong friend Sammy Younge were both taken into custody. Paris grew up in Tuskegee, where he became a leader in the student-run Tuskegee Advancement League. Larry Rubin, the child of union organizers in Philadelphia, met Student Nonviolent Coordinating Comm…

Civil Rights Activist Explodes Over Racism In America...

@badbrad2024 Civil Rights Activist & Veteran Explodes Over Racism In America! #foryourpage #fyp #Veteran #donaldtrump #MAGA #democracy #humanity ♬ original sound – “Bad” Brad Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form. or Comment Name Name *FirstLastEmail *Comment or MessageSubmit