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| Was told Clarendon didn't have money for a bus |
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| The first name on the Clarendon equalization petition |
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| Dean of Howard law who started fighting for educational equality in public schools in the 1930's |
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| SC student who signed equalization petition |
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| SC minister who convinced Summerton blacks to leave their names on the petition regardless of the reercussions |
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| Virginia student who organized assembly, motivated class officers to fight for better schools |
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| Farmville pastor who encouraged perseverance |
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| NAACP lawyer who argued the Clarendon County case in the Supreme Court |
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| Trail-blazer who voluntarily integrated at age 12 |
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| SC Judge who encouraged NAACP to fight against separate but equal and seek integration in public schools |
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| Chief Justice who died before Brown decision |
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| Chief Justice who persuaded others to desegregate |
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| Former presidential candidate, top trial lawyer in US |
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| Devised baby-doll test to show segregation damage |
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| Showed class replica of a solid gold congressional medal-of-honor given posthumously to Clarendon heroes |
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| black teenager killed in Mississippi for allegedly talking to a white woman |
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| Moses and Elizabeth Wright |
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| Emmett Till's uncle and aunt |
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| Grocery store owner, wife of white lady, kidnapped Emmett Till |
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| Helped Rob Bryant kidnap Emmett Till |
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| Woman Emmett Till yelled at |
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| Sheriff of Tallahatchie County, Mississippi, tried to bury Emmett Till's body the night it was found |
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