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DIANNE ANDREWS WINS NATIONAL DOCUMENTARY AWARD FOR "SILVER DOLLAR GROUP, KU KLUX KLAN" AT 11th ANNUAL WHISTLEBLOWERS SUMMIT & FILM FESTIVAL IN WASHINGTON, DC - Vimarsana News

DIANNE ANDREWS WINS NATIONAL DOCUMENTARY AWARD FOR "SILVER DOLLAR GROUP, KU KLUX KLAN" AT 11th ANNUAL WHISTLEBLOWERS SUMMIT & FILM FESTIVAL IN WASHINGTON, DC

/PRNewswire/ -- Journalist and award-winning television host Dianne Andrews' investigative journey began at the LSU Cold Case Project through the 2008 Emmett...

1965: Natchez NAACP president killed in car bombing - Vimarsana News

1965: Natchez NAACP president killed in car bombing

On this day in 1965 Natchez NAACP President George Metcalfe was killed with a car bomb planted by the KKK.

Stanley Nelson Lauded for Work Preserving Records of Violence Against Civil Rights Workers - Vimarsana News

Stanley Nelson Lauded for Work Preserving Records of Violence Against Civil Rights Workers

<p>Nelson wrote two books on &quot;cold cases&quot; linked to Klan activity in Louisiana and Mississippi.&nbsp;</p>

Stanley Nelson Lauded for Work Preserving Records of Violence Against Civil Rights Workers - Vimarsana News

Stanley Nelson Lauded for Work Preserving Records of Violence Against Civil Rights Workers

<p>Nelson wrote two books on &quot;cold cases&quot; linked to Klan activity in Louisiana and Mississippi.&nbsp;</p>

Source: hnn.us
'Un(re)solved,' One Year Later - Vimarsana News

'Un(re)solved,' One Year Later

One year after the debut of this major initiative, explore the award-winning, multiplatform experience examining a federal effort to grapple with America’s legacy of racist killings through the Emmett Till Unsolved Civil Rights Crime Act.

Source: pbs.org