SNCC 60th

Emory Douglas is a graphic artist and activist known for his involvement in the Black Panther Party where he served as the Minister of Culture (Oct. 15: The Artist as Activist).pic.twitter.com/coDpcJfMjD

Chokwe Lumumba is an attorney, activist, politician serving as the 53rd mayor of Jackson, Mississippi (Oct. 14: Making Our Way Into Political Office to Make Change).pic.twitter.com/Edq6SAbeku

BJ Walker is the President and Founder of “In the Public Way,” where she offers passion, leadership and management experience from over 40 years of work in human services and education (Oct. 15: Education for Self Determination and the Future Economy).pic.twitter.com/ZnPiWGkMSP

Paul Ortiz is professor of history and director of the Samuel Proctor Oral History Program at the University of Florida (Oct. 16: A Model for Black-Brown Movement Building).pic.twitter.com/NpOyvvH7K6

Leslie McLemore is a civil rights activist and political leader from Jackson, Mississippi (Oct. 14 The Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party).pic.twitter.com/SOokDakUI6

Jennifer Lawson is a SNCC veteran who worked in Lowndes County where she encouraged residents to register to vote and explained how the Lowndes County Freedom Organization (Oct. 14: Lowndes County Freedom Party).pic.twitter.com/RW4LbCAfGT

Corey Wiggins is executive director of the Mississippi State Conference NAACP (Oct. 14: Making Our Way Into Political Office to Make Change).pic.twitter.com/a31qKbwXGp

Frank Figgers is a graduate of Tougaloo College, a member of the class of 1971, where he worked with the Jackson Human Rights Project (Oct. 14: The Fight for the Educational Ballot Initiative in Mississippi).pic.twitter.com/tihgE466jZ