Civil rights era heroes who died in 2021 leave rich legacies
This year marks the loss of civil rights veterans who worked in hostile territories to dismantle Jim Crow and register Black residents to vote.
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This year marks the loss of civil rights veterans who worked in hostile territories to dismantle Jim Crow and register Black residents to vote.
This year marks the loss of civil rights veterans who worked in hostile territories to dismantle Jim Crow and register Black residents to vote.
This year marks the loss of civil rights veterans who worked in hostile territories to dismantle Jim Crow and register Black residents to vote.
This year marks the loss of civil rights veterans who worked in hostile territories to dismantle Jim Crow and register Black residents to vote.
S.C. civil rights activist Willie McCleod celebrated at funeral in Rock Hill Funeral for Willie McCleod (Source: WBTV) By Rock Hill Herald and WBTV Web Staff | January 9, 2021 at 2:01 PM EST - Updated January 9 at 2:06 PM ROCK HILL, S.C. (Rock Hill Herald/WBTV) - The life of a local civil rights icon was celebrated Saturday in Rock Hill. The funeral for South Carolina civil rights activist Willie McCleod took place at Pineville AME Zion Church in Rock Hill. McCleod was a member of the iconic South Carolina Friendship 9. He died on New Year’s Eve at the age of 78.