Southbound
Sam RauschenbergA 10th-generation Southerner exploring overlooked stories of the South and wrestling with how they affect us today.
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Giving A.L. McCamy the Memorial Service He Deserved
At 1:30 a.m. on Sunday morning, September 6, 1936, a 150-man mob gathered outside the Whitfield County jail in Dalton, Georgia, my hometown. Several minutes later, its leaders entered the jail in search of a prisoner. Their target: Alonzo “...
Stumbling upon "the Black Pearl" (Part II)
Last week, we explored how I stumbled upon Atlantic Beach last December, one of the only South Carolina beaches that black Americans could visit during the Jim Crow era. We walked through Atlantic Beach’s history from its peak in the 1940s ...
Stumbling upon "the Black Pearl" (Part I)
Late last December, my wife’s family converged on North Myrtle Beach for our annual holiday gathering. After we checked in at the leasing office near the town center, I typed our rental house’s address, located four miles south along the co...
Walking Down Montgomery’s Dexter Avenue
Perhaps nowhere in the South stacks more landmarks of racial oppression next to landmarks of resistance to that oppression than the half-mile Dexter Avenue in downtown Montgomery, Alabama.
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A 10th-generation Southerner exploring overlooked stories of the South and wrestling with how they affect us today. Day job: VP, Organizational Effectiveness @ Achieve Atlanta
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