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What does it truly mean to stand for justice – and stand together as a nation?

In this inspiring episode, our Center For Family History (CFH) team sits down with civil rights icon Joan Trumpauer Mulholland and filmmaker Loki Mulholland to reflect on the courage, unity, and shared purpose that defined the Civil Rights Movement of the 50’s and 60s.

As a Freedom Rider, Joan joined a diverse group of Americans who risked everything to challenge segregation and inequality – working side by side with Black activists to push the nation toward justice. Her story is a powerful reminder of what collective action and allyship can achieve.

In this episode, you’ll discover:

-How Freedom Riders helped reshape American history

-The role of allyship in advancing civil rights

-Why courage and collaboration still matter today

-How Joan’s legacy continues to inspire new generations

This is a story of bravery, partnership, and possibility. Join the conversation and be inspired by the power of standing together.

This is an ONLINE podcast episode, as part of CFH’s African American Untold Stories Podcast.