'Black people have always known how powerful and dangerous white supremacy is, but now the entire world is on the march, saying: We're not going to take it anymore,' James Meredith and William Doyle write for CNNOpinion
James Meredith is a US Air Force veteran, the first black graduate of the University of Mississippi, and the author of"Three Years in Mississippi" and the memoir,"A Mission from God," written with William Doyle. Twenty-five years ago, when Doyle read the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King's"Letter From Birmingham Jail," he was struck by the passage,"One day the South will recognize its real heroes.
and the leaders of the civil rights movement came to Mississippi and took up the march, which attracted thousands of people and inspired thousands more to vote.Federal voting registrars followed in force. There was no turning back. The floodgates of voter registration were opened for all Americans.
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