this but i am currently processing is a reverend claude white papers it is broken into two parts. in is the speech she wrote in 1965 shortly after the march from selma lecter element every. kardashian to montgomery. this is process they can view this now what is not processed is a very large photograph collection that they left us. about 3,000 photographs there is a number of triplicates. >> who were they? >> they were:pastors of the church of the south side located on stoney island. the church is still going. there also a meat cutting factor in the union activist also a co-founder of the black trade union in in in this photo she was a speaker and a co-founder of the first coalition that had the first convention hearing in chicago over 3,000 women attended and she appears in the opening address. >> when do you see yourself finishing her papers? >> hopefully this year we like to have that photograph collection fully processed before that happens. it goes up to the early 1000's

it's white christian men who are working class, those have been the people who have targeted us the most violently. that's not a narrative that fits the popular narrative. the narrative of claude yet colvin was not a narrative that fit a popular narrative. the popular narrative is to again talk about black men and show faces of black men being lynched because black women are frank il because black women, because that's not the role we take. there's a reason we can talk about mike brown and eric garner and those plays in the news because people want to talk about mike brown is a criminal or here's what he did to get killed or eric garner and how he was confrontational in the conversation. we don't hear about tamir ris rice in the same way because what is confrontational about a child playing on the playground or iana davis because a young black girl was sleeping in her grandmother's house and getting killed in front of her grandmother. that is not something that supports is the popular narrative or supports the current power structure and the power dynamics. that's why that's not going to be the narrative that's told. that's why we have say her name. it's not just because the w