“I admire what they’re doing and I respect them.” Veterans of the civil-rights movement cheer the diversity of protesters today, but worry about the absence of a spiritual leader and targeted agenda.
They cheer the diversity of the crowds, but worry about the absence of a central spiritual leader and targeted agenda
Carlotta Walls Lanier, second from left, and Minnijean Brown Trickey, center, were part of the Little Rock Nine who integrated the Arkansas city’s Central High School in 1957. Today, they see promise in the protests across the U.S.
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