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Home Grown Stories


    The storyteller's voice.

    "When Mama Died" Lawrence Hylick

     Mama raised her head and said, “Leslie, take care of my children.”

    I remember mama was laying down. The lady next door was Leslie Reed. Mama raised her head and said, “Leslie, take care of my children.”

    Read Lawrence's stories

    "Bubba and the Blues", Bubba Hall

    "It was weird for a white boy in the 1960s to go to black churches...."

    I loved the music of the black rural churches!  That's where I learned to play from the masters of 'the blues' ...

    Read Bubba's Stories

    CIVIL RIGHTS: SOUTHERN STORIES NOT IN HISTORY BOOKS.

    Stories from Carl, Julie, DuBose, Catherine, Johnnie Mae and the Reverend

    Each storyteller has more than one story.

    Read our Civil Rights Stories

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