Just a note: I’m going to start posting Sara’s Civil Rights memoir by this weekend, I hope, or Monday at the latest. Please be forewarned, if you have been reading Sara’s stories recently or all the way back to last April. These recollections are of her most challenging professional days and there is rarely humor or light-heartedness. Greenwood was the epicenter for massive social upheaval and the citizens and leaders of this town don’t always come off very well, nor did they deserve to come off well. Mistakes were made and opportunities missed, but there were also brave people trying to do their best on both sides of the issue. Sara witnessed it all and she reported it all as best she could. But she was deeply impacted by the times and the place in which she had been raised and that will be evident in some of her opinions. So I invite you to share these fascinating memories with Sara, but leave any judgemental attitudes somewhere else. Thanks.
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I look forward to reading these particular memories. I only have a child’s memory of them. It will be interesting to get Sara’s view since she was there in the middle of it. Bring them on!! I am ready to receive!