for margaret bush wilson. it is on the one hand about restoring that story to visibility, and extracting it from the historical record and bringing it to light. for margaret bush wilson, celia is an inspiration. we take strength from your courage in our own time. as we face strife, we take strength from your courage. one interpretation is it inspires us to be courageous in our own lifetimes. in fulton, missouri from about 2005 to 2011 or 2012, local residents gathered on the anniversary of celia's execution to hold a candlelight vigil and pay tribute to her, once again bringing her out from historical obscurity, holding her case up. why celia? these are groups that want to talk about racism in the 21st century, so celia is part of a narrative from racism then, racism today. we still have racism in fulton. celia tells a long story of racism in this local community where she lived and died. finally, there have been two stage productions, one locally in fulton and the other in london, england. both dramatizations

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of celia's memory for at least margaret bush wilson. it is, on the one hand about restoring that story to visibility, extracting it from the historical record and bringing it to light. but for margaret bush wilson celia is an inspiration. we take strength from your courage in our own time, as we face strife. we take strength from your courage. so one interpret tagsation of celia's story is that it inspires us to be courageous in our own life times. in fulton, missouri, from -- for the last -- from about 2005 i think to 2011 or '12, local residents gathered on the anniversary of celia's execution to hold a candlelight vigil and pay tribute to her. once again bringing her out from historical on security holding her case up. in this instance, why celia? well this group wants to talk about racism in the 21st century so celia is part of a narrative -- racism then racism today. we still have racism in fulton. so celia again takes on a kind of symbolic value for telling a long history of racism in this local community where she lived and where