king, carmichael and the man who's started toeholds saying james meredith in to capture all three. >> host: fantastic. let's backtrack. the march the you are referring to tell us about the title. >> guest: "down to the crossroads" civil rights, black power, and the meredith march against fear" it begins in memphis, tennessee tennis three weeks later in jackson. you can say it approaches the crossroads. the call for black power stoically carmichael unveils that slogan halfway through the march that immediately generates a great swelling of enthusiasm and a new direction of black policy. those changes might have happened over a course of time anyway but it traumatized because it brought together civil-rights leaders white and black to put them into a laboratory of black politics it created a dramatic moments of the keys strakes that has long been animated the civil-rights movement. >> host: was dramatizing them march people of my generation especially black people our parents will say we march then retes them behind their back because they always complain about the bunion's they got but

mississippi for hanging a noose and plastering a flag in the confederate symbol on a statue of james meredith civil rights euro who was the first african-american to attend the university. the fraternity was also suspended after the incident, which took place in february during black history month. further north that one of the world's top universities, students of color say they are tired of people suggesting they don't belong. like students at harvard recently began a photo montage campaign called "i, too, am harvard" that went viral. students hold signs that say "having an opinion does not make me an angry black woman post quote and "no, i will not teach you how to twerk." a harvard student made this promo video for the campaign. >> there's that moment when you're the only black student in your section. >> when you're the only black kid or the "n" comes up in a book. >> issue of race or slavery. >> everyone looks to you -- >> as if you are about to speak for your race. >> as if you represent everybody in the race and suddenly, your voice will carry such weight. >> it is kind of frustrating