Viola Liuzzo

It's hot as hell outside.

It's muggy, it's sticky, and we're with a group of civil rights activists who've spent the summer working to register Black voters.

They were thrown in jail for protesting, and after six days, they're released.

This is right after the Voting Rights Act passed, by the way.

All we need to do is look at the history of this faith.

Reverend James Reeb, Viola Liuzzo, you'll hear more about her in a couple of weeks, stood in the gap.

Elandria Williams stood in the gap.

Julie and Hillary Goodridge stood in the gap.