other five murderers who committed such a horrendous violent act against my beloved brother james greg anderson>> you have to drive east to get to brandon. across the pearl river, the invisible line that seems to separate black mississippi from white. and while in jackson, anderson's killing has prompted marches and a call for healing. in brandon, the reaction has been mostly silent. brandon police wouldn't even return cnn's phone calls. >> is the chief in? >> it was an assistant police chief who finally came out to say, there was no story here. >> are you concerned that a lot of these kids are from rankin county. >> not just one or two but seven who took part in this. >> you're right. you're going to have a couple of bad seeds. one guy ran over the individual. not all six. so you know, i can't -- i hate that it happened. i wish to god it didn't happen. here or anywhere, but as far as it being you know, we have a national problem, we don't have any more problem than any other city. >> it's just an isolated incident and you can quote me on that. >> but it didn't take us long to find out it wasn'

>> reporter: the death of james greg anderson was like the dark mississippi past coming back to life.robert smith had only heard the tales of racial hatred from his grandfather who helped and even housed civil rights leaders like martin luther king jr. was before smith was born, in the '60s. both men were shot down in a terrible wave of racial violence. on june 26th, that ugly past was suddenly present. >> when you first saw the surveillance video, what was your reaction? >> certainly breathtaking, unbelievable. thought about the fact that that could have been anyone including myself. >> reporter: the district attorney charged darryl denmon with capital murder. a second teen, john rice has been charged with simple assault. five other white teens who were there have not been charged. anderson's family has kept their grief and frustration mostly private. but after a court hearing, anderson's sister could not contain her emotions. >> go to brandon, mississippi. go to brandon, mississippi, and get those other five murderers who committed such a horrendous, violent act against my beloved b

the home area of anderson controversy which started when marion anderson, greg black -- an american soprano -- was on a singing tour. she was supposed to sing at finish i think it's freedom hall in washington which was owned by the daughter to the american rev louis. eleanor roosevelt was a member, and she wrote a letter, and she resigned from the dar. and that put it on the front page. harold ickes stepped in. one of the most magnificent cultural moments, i think, in utah history was marion anderson singing from a makeshift stage in front of the lincoln memorial to 50,000 people. and really it sort of certified that hope for everybody was a part of this administration. >> thank you. >> thank you for coming. [applause] >> for more information and to read the author's column, visit latime.com and search michael hiltzik. >> ms. donahue, what made you write this book, "slave of allah," and why was it important for you to write it as an anthropologist? >> well, i'd done field work in france before 9/11, in fact, in the '90s off and on for about ten years, and i did field work in an area nearby

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greg, laura, glenna, terise, bob anderson, randy horn, irene, kevin, jeff, corey adams, and dean fisherank you for your service to the republican party of iowa. [applause] we want to recognize the members of the iowa house. davis, julian, pat, chris, eric, kevin, glen massey, kim pearson, don, henry, jsoason schultz, and ralph. thank you for representing us. [applause] we want to recognize to members of the iowa senate, jerry and pat. thank you for representing us in the iowa senate. [applause] we want to recognize the secretary of agriculture, bill. thank you for your service. we want to recognize the state auditor, david. thank you for your service. [applause] we want to recognize the secretary of state, matt schulz . thank you for your service. we want to recognize congressman tom lee thumb. thank you for your service and leadership in the iowa house. thank you. [applause] we want to recognize it john archer, who is running for the congress of the news second district. john, thank you for putting your name on the ballot. [applause] we want to recognize senator grassley and his wife,