Meet Arlam Carr, Jr., the brave 13-year-old black student whose federal court case desegregated the public schools in Montgomery, Alabama.

This interview discussed the status of Alabama's Black citizens in 1987. How far have Blacks advanced since this 1987 interview? You decide.

Charles Wallace was a Black pioneer in America's oil and gas industry. His planned oil refinery in Tuskegee was met with fierce racism.

America's gun violence is growing. Today, 11 people died in a hail of bullets at a Jewish synagogue in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania. They were shot and killed at their place of worship. The gunman wounded 6 others, including 4 police officers, before surrendering to police.

By Donald V. Watkins ©Copyrighted and Published on April 22, 2018 Alabama Governor George C. Wallace (left) greets a young Donald V. Watkins (second left) at the State Capitol in 1968. Wallace was running for President of the United States at the time. He won five Southern states, but lost the election. In 1968, I met Alabama Governor George Wallace in his office at the State Capitol. This meeting is memorialized in the photo below. I was on Spring Break as a sophomore at S