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The civil rights icon led the Student Movement and was kicked out of Vanderbilt Divinity School in 1960
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Z. Alexander Looby, Marcus Garvey's connections to Nashville, and why our city needs a civil rights museum
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Michael Bertrand’s history text — out now via University Press of Florida — hits more than one note
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I finally received an FBI file related to the 1960 bombing of the Nashville civil rights leader's home
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The historic downtown building could have been a civil rights center. Instead it's slated to become a hotel.
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‘Joan Baez: I Am a Noise’ opens Friday, Oct. 20, at the Belcourt
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From the KKK to FBI informants and the Council of Conservative Citizens, the roots of vile racist hate run deep in our city
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The Fisk night watchman likely thwarted a terrorist action in 1960
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The landmark was the location of 1960s sit-ins. Now it’s emblematic of larger Nashville conversations.
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The exhibit will be an ongoing part of the space's facade
