Dr. Spicer approached the two men who sat with rifles pointed out the window of a car parked in the middle of the lot.
“I thought about what might happen to me, my family, and the Black ladies who just came to wash their clothes…” Click HERE to continue reading PART 3 in my series, The Integration of Oak Ridge: A unique perspective in the OAK RIDGER NEWSPAPER under city historian Ray Smith’s Historically Speaking column. #CivilRightsMovement
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Tattoo It On Your Heart 