Myrlie Evers opens up about marriage to civil rights icon Medgar Evers

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  • Опубликовано: 11 июн 2023
  • Sixty years ago, Mississippi civil rights leader Medgar Evers was shot and killed by a white supremacist outside of his home in Jackson, feet away from his family. After his death, his widow Myrlie Evers took up his fight for racial justice, becoming a leader in the movement. In an exclusive interview with "CBS Mornings" co-host Gayle King, 90-year-old Evers reflects on her extraordinary life in the fight for equality.
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  • @seanbrown6159
    @seanbrown6159 Год назад +614

    She does not look 90 at all. She looks amazing ❤️
    Very strong woman

    • @msnos6245
      @msnos6245 Год назад +14

      She should be in Magazines.

    • @cheetopuff99_
      @cheetopuff99_ Год назад +16

      Beautiful at 90

    • @leeleea4164
      @leeleea4164 Год назад +10

      Miss Myrlie looks absolutely amazing ❤

    • @MiaHallTV
      @MiaHallTV Год назад +11

      She looks very healthy! And does have a good memory. How inspiring. I'm not surprised though. Amazing couple.

    • @jriley810
      @jriley810 Год назад +4

      I agree! ❤

  • @soapboxsundaywithjermainet4102
    @soapboxsundaywithjermainet4102 Год назад +609

    We are listening to and looking at 90 year old woman. So grateful she's still among us.

    • @khismet
      @khismet Год назад +54

      90! Her beauty is powerful even age can't disrupt it. Amazing!👸🏾

    • @Avant402
      @Avant402 Год назад +25

      AMEN, my grandmother lived to be a 101. And she has always told me if you walk in God’s light and find purpose no matter how small or great the purpose, then you have meaning in life. And that is Myrlie Evwers- Williams.

    • @marjorjorietillman856
      @marjorjorietillman856 Год назад +30

      WHAT!!! I had no idea she was 90. Wow, God has surely preserved this awesome woman!!❤

    • @mechelle230
      @mechelle230 Год назад +37

      Yes , she’s giving early 60’s at the age of 90. When you fight the good fight , he will let you age gracefully…

    • @dddddadadad1796
      @dddddadadad1796 Год назад +6

      AMEN ❤

  • @kevinrichmond6513
    @kevinrichmond6513 Год назад +349

    Mrs Myrlie Evers is a true definition of a strong Black woman

    • @deloreswillis9224
      @deloreswillis9224 Год назад +8

      Amen

    • @TheDDLHShow
      @TheDDLHShow Год назад +13

      Oh yes!!! A phenomenal woman!!!

    • @toryjei9435
      @toryjei9435 Год назад +41

      She was that before losing her husband. It's quite disgusting how strong our women have to be in this nation. Bless ALL black women

    • @b.g.960
      @b.g.960 Год назад +9

      May God bless you and keep you safe from all harm 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️.

    • @momonie4
      @momonie4 Год назад +11

      EXACTLY!!!! Too many Black woman use that word WAY TOO LOOSELY!!!

  • @travelpro23
    @travelpro23 Год назад +212

    This was *only* 60 years ago!!! Racism is still alive and well today no matter how much people want to say differently!

    • @sarahbaartmansrevenge
      @sarahbaartmansrevenge Год назад +8

      thank you, you would think that this would be obvious. where are these weirdos in these comments coming from, acting like this is all in the past??? 😳

    • @sarahbaartmansrevenge
      @sarahbaartmansrevenge Год назад +8

      @@cme2025my parents headed west from the deep south in the 1960s. in his later years, my father said that california was the most racist place he’d ever lived in. so ‘the west’ doesn’t have clean hands either. it’s the WHOLE DAMN COUNTRY

    • @DANIELLONE-ir1on
      @DANIELLONE-ir1on Год назад

      Racism is a joke in 2023 a fetish trend its not the same as the 1960's decade in life racism was horrible in the 60's I would assume

    • @pinkgypsytees
      @pinkgypsytees Год назад

      @@cme2025A true blessing, that your family got away from that place…Not much has changed there, if anything at all..

    • @aarondigby5054
      @aarondigby5054 7 месяцев назад

      ​most people I've met, when. I speak to them courteously and kind , I get a positive response so if they're racist that's on them. I'm not going where I'm not welcome, God said separate yourselves from among them do not mix with the heathen

  • @MarciaJoi
    @MarciaJoi Год назад +362

    "Vengeance, by doing well. By achieving." The maturity, eloquence and tenacity.

    • @sarahbaartmansrevenge
      @sarahbaartmansrevenge Год назад +4

      that’s an empty platitude. it really isn’t true

    • @venessatymes7306
      @venessatymes7306 Год назад +2

      Great motivational perspective

    • @chanyoung3725
      @chanyoung3725 Год назад +2

      @@sarahbaartmansrevenge Interesting take and I can kind of agree a little. Also, I hope Mitrice’s family gets justice as her case was very strange.

    • @QUEENMOTHERMECCA
      @QUEENMOTHERMECCA Год назад +1

      That's her television ANSWER.

  • @shawnastephens1536
    @shawnastephens1536 Год назад +350

    I'm so ashamed that we as a country could ever justify treating black people like this. And thinking this was acceptable behavior. It's insane.

    • @sarahbaartmansrevenge
      @sarahbaartmansrevenge Год назад +70

      why are you speaking in the past tense? this country hasn’t made one bit of progress with respect to race relations over the past 60 years…

    • @mrs.germain4911
      @mrs.germain4911 Год назад +18

      Thank you for recognizing that this happen. ❤

    • @bihsaidwhatnow2392
      @bihsaidwhatnow2392 Год назад

      America---the GENESIS of the CASTE society. . . .sad, just sad.

    • @My2CentsYall
      @My2CentsYall Год назад +8

      its the effect of slavery.

    • @williamcarter9066
      @williamcarter9066 Год назад +8

      @@sarahbaartmansrevenge Am looking for the dispute in talking to myself an in 61 years of living unfortunately your not even close to wrong !!

  • @BeKind4ever-bt5co
    @BeKind4ever-bt5co Год назад +198

    She looks 3 times younger than 90 yrs old, especially with all she's gone through. God Bless her and her family. It's tragic her husband died for voting rights other Americans freely had. She was wise in the fact the best revenge is success and going on to live a great life of accomplishments. She is a strong woman who went on to do great things. She is amazing?

  • @SMW34
    @SMW34 Год назад +100

    I had the pleasure of meeting her and Mrs. Coretta Scott King 25+ years ago. Both women exuded a grace that can't be qualified. Just class personified.

  • @creativemindplay
    @creativemindplay Год назад +149

    She looks AMAZING. 90 years young.

    • @lizabetx483
      @lizabetx483 Год назад +19

      She looks like a lady in her 60s.

  • @justinhawk01
    @justinhawk01 Год назад +158

    I had the pleasure of hearing her speak when I was at Morehouse. She’s beyond inspiring. Definitely one of our heroes. “Vengeance by doing well…by achieving”

  • @jolynnhill8502
    @jolynnhill8502 Год назад +106

    She is so beautiful and eloquent. I was 8 years old when her husband was killed. My mother was upset. Thank you Miss Evers!

  • @Eve_Y
    @Eve_Y Год назад +142

    Ms Evers looks amazing for 90 years old. She was blessed with a long life.

    • @user-pi9rj8if8t
      @user-pi9rj8if8t Год назад +6

      Ms Evers looks amazing at 90 years old*

    • @bobby12348
      @bobby12348 Год назад

      Yes

    • @gymeni
      @gymeni Год назад

      @@user-pi9rj8if8t Thank you!

    • @Eve_Y
      @Eve_Y 10 месяцев назад

      @@user-pi9rj8if8t my grammar is trash lol

  • @mahoganymuffin2628
    @mahoganymuffin2628 Год назад +65

    Shes so honest about her real feeings, so raw with it. I love that. She didnt sugarcoat her trauma. Shes 90 years old and absolutely beautiful, inside and out. God bless her!

  • @kentbrooks3227
    @kentbrooks3227 Год назад +267

    What an amazing woman! Such strength, class, and grace!

  • @greenbyrdd8308
    @greenbyrdd8308 Год назад +59

    I'm glad she chose to move on with her life and marry again; all while never forgetting her first husband. She is grit, determination and grace personified.

  • @deloreswillis9224
    @deloreswillis9224 Год назад +68

    This is a ICON… thank you Mrs Evers for this monumental interview

  • @msrok4498
    @msrok4498 Год назад +135

    When I was attending Jackson State University, my grandparents took me to this house and they told me to look at this history and take this in. I have an opportunity to learn and do more than what they were able to do in their time. I appreciate them and the Evers’ legacy. I’m happy that their former residence is a landmark in Jackson,Mississippi. I feel so blessed to that memory. They made being black equivalent to excellence and sacrifice.

  • @CommunitySage
    @CommunitySage Год назад +69

    Her honesty was invigorating! I respect her

  • @reallife0728
    @reallife0728 Год назад +130

    WE AS BLACK PEOPLE NEED TO COME BACK TO THIS SO WE CAN STOP BEATING DOWN EACH OTHER ON SOCIAL MEDIA & REAL LIFE!!!!!
    WE NEED TO REALIZE THE STRUGGLE CONTINUES & WE NEED TO BUILD OUR BLACK FAMILIES/BLACK COMMUNITIES!!!!
    THIS SAME VILE EGREGIOUS RACISM EXIST TODAY!!!!

  • @CLB30ROX
    @CLB30ROX Год назад +99

    Her candor is much appreciated. Not everyone would admit to having feelings of vengeance when experiencing injustice. This is going to help a lot of people.

    • @DickNasty480
      @DickNasty480 Год назад +2

      Won't help anyone. Stop the pathetic hyperbole

    • @phoenixblackcomedy
      @phoenixblackcomedy Год назад +7

      Yeah, F all that forgiveness talk. I'll never forgive

    • @sarahbaartmansrevenge
      @sarahbaartmansrevenge Год назад +3

      NEVER FORGIVE OR FORGET ! eff all that other mess, it’s a new day

  • @nranderson778
    @nranderson778 Год назад +11

    “Ain’t gone leave that man.” She really loved him.

  • @allthingsnu4673
    @allthingsnu4673 Год назад +78

    She is a strong, eloquent and admirable woman. The way she still talks about her husband today... the way she wants him to be remembered... shows how good of a man, husband and father he was and how much they loved each other. It hurts my heart to know that hatred and ignorance took him from his family.

    • @aarondigby5054
      @aarondigby5054 7 месяцев назад +2

      Medgar Evers was a courageous, brave man and a martyr of our modern civil rights movement

  • @noreneal7252
    @noreneal7252 Год назад +78

    “AIN’T GONE LEAVE THAT MAN!!!” - Myrlie Evers-Williams ❤️💯🙌🏾 2:19

    • @rbaltimo
      @rbaltimo 9 месяцев назад +2

      ALEXA PLAY I LOVES YOU PORGY BY MILES DAVIS

    • @saraschneider6781
      @saraschneider6781 3 месяца назад

      "Excuse my grammar"... what a gem.

  • @InteractiveRootsProd
    @InteractiveRootsProd Год назад +145

    Vengeance by doing well and being successful - WOW. what's an extraordinary woman and legacy through such pain of her husband's death. What an incredible moving life their family has lived and continues to live. CBS - Please do MORE of these stories!

    • @marjorjorietillman856
      @marjorjorietillman856 Год назад +6

      AMEN!! And it can fill the void that the schools that aren’t allowed to teach about this story, and how they triumphant over tragedy through nonviolence even though this is American history! I wonder would DeSantis and his folks be offended by this story too!❤❤❤

  • @INeedABlessingNow
    @INeedABlessingNow Год назад +49

    My initial impression of Mrs Evers was how beautiful and vibrant she is. She truly was given courage and strength from the most high. I thank God for her and her late husband for a life of service in human rights and justice. Thank you, CBS.

  • @mikahbrownmikahbrown9463
    @mikahbrownmikahbrown9463 Год назад +14

    My heart bleeds, cries and screams joy all at the same time. To be amongst this deep history of my people is extremely moving. She’s the epitome of strength and grace. Just beautiful ❤️

  • @TheTraveler976
    @TheTraveler976 Год назад +30

    What a Beautiful dignified honest lady, she’s aged so beautifully and still fighting for our equality. RIP Medgar Evers ❤

  • @cierrapetty546
    @cierrapetty546 Год назад +53

    What a phenomenal woman ! She’s very inspiring 🙏🏾

  • @gangansgrubs
    @gangansgrubs Год назад +29

    Mrs. Evers is a class act. Beside every great man is a even greater woman. Thank you from the bottom of my heart Gayle King. Great interview. This made me so proud to be a African American woman. Well done.

  • @0680lola
    @0680lola Год назад +11

    This woman has always been so elegant! I'm so happy to see her doing well at 90 years young! It's admirable to see that after 60 years, she still holds such high regard and an undying love for her dear husband! ❤️

  • @maryjohnson5079
    @maryjohnson5079 Год назад +21

    Your Husband was one of GREATEST CIVIL RIGHTS LEADERS in my 63 years of life, and we deeply appreciate his efforts to make it right for Black Americans in this country ✝️🙏💕

  • @DiamondStylz
    @DiamondStylz Год назад +13

    Powerful. My college friend's grandparents were friends with them and lived in the house directly across the street. I spent the night a few times in the early 2000s and always found myself waking up and looking out the window at the spot medgar died in . I remember feeling so sad to see how life just went on in the neighborhood and disappointed that we were havings some of the same convos about race despite all the assassinations.

  • @stephanie8202
    @stephanie8202 Год назад +23

    She was very honest about her feelings and had EVERY ROGHT to feel that way.

  • @beetv6510
    @beetv6510 Год назад +20

    A Queen and not because she was married to Medgar, but because she, herself fought for rights, fought for what was right, herself. Outside of his shadow, but a blessing their union was and seemingly still is. ❤ Thank you Mr and Mrs Evers

  • @alexis8173
    @alexis8173 Год назад +10

    "vengeance. by doing well." I can't even describe how that statement makes me feel, how this entire interview makes me feel.

  • @xelamercedes
    @xelamercedes 4 месяца назад +4

    Thank you for this portrait. Somehow I made it to 69 years of age without ever hearing Mrs. Evers speak. An unfortunate deficit in my life. Such eloquence and grace, courage and integrity, determination and strength. I appreciate immensely her willingness to speak candidly about her true feelings. I wish I'd had a chance to meet her while I was living in MS.

  • @allysemcnair4762
    @allysemcnair4762 Год назад +12

    She looks so incredible to be 90. She definitely doesnt look it. I admire the fact that she made sure her husband's death wasn't in vain. Such a wonderful story.

  • @user-cx9vo9rn2x
    @user-cx9vo9rn2x Год назад +18

    I always loved Myrlie speeches. She was so regal and such an eloquent speaker . I wasn’t born until the 70’s, but the civil rights movement helped shape me as a person growing up in the north. So grateful Medgar Evers and Myrlie and all my black heroes. I miss all my old heroes. We don’t have the same leadership now. 😢❤

  • @IamCamilleClaiborne
    @IamCamilleClaiborne Год назад +32

    This brought a tear to my eye 😢! God bless the Evers family ! People really gave their lives to the struggle

  • @iluvcmarie
    @iluvcmarie Год назад +20

    She looks amazing and has done so much in 90 years. What a inspiration!

  • @juliedavis7445
    @juliedavis7445 Год назад +26

    She's amazing! Thank you for your work, strength and candor and keeping your husband's legacy alive and well. ❤

  • @antdell8730
    @antdell8730 Год назад +28

    May God continue to bless Mrs. Myrlie Evers-Williams and her family. She looks absolutely wonderful for 90 years of age.

  • @tarasimmons337
    @tarasimmons337 Год назад +17

    She was always so pretty to me. Just pure beauty inside and out.

  • @robyncooperramsey8323
    @robyncooperramsey8323 Год назад +12

    What a stirring interview! What a woman! Thank you, Gayle.

  • @musicvideolivetv6892
    @musicvideolivetv6892 Год назад +7

    She articulates herself sooo well! She is so royal and regal

  • @PK-kitti
    @PK-kitti 4 месяца назад +3

    Why do I cry see this so proud of her. God bless you ma'am she look so beautiful
    Thank for what you do

  • @jasminej9216
    @jasminej9216 Год назад +16

    The grace! I could listen to her speak all day! ❤ Our history

  • @JessJoanne
    @JessJoanne 11 месяцев назад +4

    Just got done watching Ghost of Mississippi. Cried like a baby. Great movie. I wanted to look up any interviews or old footage. Found this first. What a beautiful, fierce woman.

  • @GRACELEADERROM828
    @GRACELEADERROM828 4 месяца назад +3

    I am in tears. Thank God for them both.

  • @user-pi9rj8if8t
    @user-pi9rj8if8t Год назад +27

    So many comments focused on her youthful appearance lets acknowledge her intelligence, determination and loyalty to her purpose! SALUTE.

  • @cabezitadealgodon
    @cabezitadealgodon Год назад +15

    This interview made me cry sooo much. I feel changed just by watching it...I cant even imagine being so blessed as to meet her in person. Excellent job Gayle! ❤❤❤

  • @msaverielle
    @msaverielle Год назад +25

    She’s beautiful.

  • @angelamatt101
    @angelamatt101 Год назад +6

    When I was younger I wanted to go to Medgar Evers College in Brooklyn, unfortunately due to some life issues I was unable to attend. But I never knew this rich ( his-story )of him and her until now thank you for this!! BTW I did go to college as an adult and graduate at Winston Salem State University.

  • @devontawhite
    @devontawhite Год назад +18

    Such a phenomenal woman with the determination like no other.
    This was a wonderful segment about her life and accomplishment.

  • @tamikajohnson238
    @tamikajohnson238 Год назад +6

    90 where???? She looks marvelous 😍

  • @LMae-rj9qi
    @LMae-rj9qi Год назад +18

    Ms. Evers Williams is as beautiful as she was 60 years ago.

  • @Jus2Wise34
    @Jus2Wise34 Год назад +6

    She was honest. Most would try to talk about harmony. She was honest. Was powerful ❤️

  • @GTTg-kr2xh
    @GTTg-kr2xh Год назад +8

    She's so poised - so eloquent and thoughtful. Never rushed her words and when she speaks --- we listen. She visited Spelman (which is showing as a misspelling as I type this and let's you know the nuances of the inequity she discussed) during my sister's college days (close to commencement) and it seemed as if the campus stopped.

  • @mspennyisaac
    @mspennyisaac Год назад +8

    Wow! She looks beautiful & much younger than 90. She looks like she’s in her mid 60’s-early 70’s! Seriously! God Bless this woman ❤️

  • @teriterrell6164
    @teriterrell6164 Год назад +10

    Loved the transparency of her telling her journey! Wow. I can only imagine the different emotions. To see the fruit in her life today though. Amazing ❤👏

  • @sarahgavins2528
    @sarahgavins2528 Год назад +4

    I love her transparency. She's so pure.

  • @umb2692
    @umb2692 Год назад +3

    I’m going down to Mississippi and plan to view this historical landmark ❤

  • @fredricac6822
    @fredricac6822 Год назад +4

    What an inspirational soul. Mrs. Evers is transparent and thoughtful, and I thank you for allowing the public a front row seat expressing your feelings and innermost thoughts of your life in the fight. What a beautiful person. Please, there should be a new movie/documentary about the life of this first family of the Civil Rights Movement.

  • @mizztree81
    @mizztree81 Год назад +2

    This interview brought tears to my eyes. Well don’t, Gayle and God bless you Mrs. Evers!

  • @sharonbell9606
    @sharonbell9606 Год назад +6

    What an Amazing phenomenal woman! She continues to carry the torch that her husband once carried. Mrs. Evers, Medgar will never be forgotten. He is one of the EXCEPTIONAL PIONEERS in the freedom of blacks in our country! Thanks for your strength! And Gail this was a great interview.

  • @janiceblackmon5936
    @janiceblackmon5936 4 месяца назад +2

    Thank you Mrs Evers for sharing this very intimate part of your life

  • @lottietucker3082
    @lottietucker3082 Год назад +8

    Still beautiful and graceful. Real class never fades. One of the great Queens. She outlived her two fellow sisters in the fight Coretta King and Betty Shabazz. The three pillars.

  • @stefanie7823
    @stefanie7823 4 месяца назад +2

    This woman captured my heart as a kid when I saw The Ghosts of Mississippi for the first time. Such a strong, intelligent woman with a beautiful soul. I’m so glad she’s still here to remind us that hate is never the answer ❤

  • @zxcccccc1
    @zxcccccc1 4 месяца назад +1

    Her honesty is a testament to everyone's humanity because lies just hurt ourselves and others. So real, so beautiful, and absolutely amazingly strong.

  • @sonyahall5080
    @sonyahall5080 Год назад +4

    OMG I saw this the other morning while getting dressed for work and what to watch but had to leave.. So glad this appeared on my list to watch..📺

  • @mtabb7843
    @mtabb7843 Год назад +8

    Great story. She looks great to be 90 yrs old. This needs to go viral,

  • @evelynwright9805
    @evelynwright9805 Год назад +10

    This is still overwhelming! And, THEY want to cancel CRT? Teach you children, please.

  • @michaeledwards6249
    @michaeledwards6249 Год назад +16

    Brilliant....we need to hear more from her

  • @James-xo6te
    @James-xo6te 4 месяца назад +3

    What a BEAUTIFUL INTERVIEW! ❤❤❤

  • @cuprunnethover2509
    @cuprunnethover2509 Год назад +8

    WOW!! She loved him so much til she said I ain't gonna leave him! That's something! That's really something! Man, she really loved him! That's a beautiful thing! Thanks for sharing this! That was such a beautiful moving interview

  • @NotfromDetroit
    @NotfromDetroit Год назад +8

    This is black history and appreciate you for uploading.

  • @romstar
    @romstar Год назад +10

    There's no way this queen 👑 is 90!!❤

  • @patriciaredick9849
    @patriciaredick9849 Год назад +8

    God Bless this beautiful woman and her family. Keeping Medgar Evers memory alive.

  • @vanessasmith152
    @vanessasmith152 Год назад +6

    This lady is Beautiful inside and out!
    90 years old and still amazing!!!

  • @tjenks7650
    @tjenks7650 Год назад +8

    This was a beautiful interview ❤

  • @kimberlycareymua8207
    @kimberlycareymua8207 Год назад +16

    WOW WOW WOW!!! 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿 She is a POWERHOUSE.

  • @bahiras
    @bahiras Год назад +16

    Myrlie Evers is an inspiration!

  • @snsn7251
    @snsn7251 Год назад +16

    Gail needs to stop trying to put words in people's mouths when she's interviewing. Smh

  • @oceanwoods
    @oceanwoods Год назад +2

    Not only should she be angry over racial violence, the entire world needs to be

  • @aleyastorm
    @aleyastorm Год назад +6

    God bless you Mrs Evers.. im so glad you stood for your husband and continued the fight.. you did it with so much grace and elegance..

  • @KellyLovee__
    @KellyLovee__ Год назад +3

    She looks amazing and how she speaks is impeccable. I love how she still speaks life into Medgar Evers name while embracing the past trauma of the hate and anger they endured in MS

  • @jackiechristian-di6sy
    @jackiechristian-di6sy Год назад +10

    Mr Evers has been DEAD for such a long time but Mrs Evers has NEVER forgotten! Now that's a wife!

  • @DLFfitness1
    @DLFfitness1 Год назад +12

    What a strong lady.

  • @foxroxy86
    @foxroxy86 Год назад +4

    And to think, some in this a country don’t think this type of history is worth teaching. Black history is American history and it is important to all of our futures.

    • @AkireMaru
      @AkireMaru Год назад

      Worth? They are intentionally and systematically disassembling black nationalism so pride in our nation weakens, we forget the sins of the oppressors, and little black kids feel further ashamed of who they are, less tied to their people and believe they come from nothing. This is a deliberate effort to destabilized and erase us from history. People who have no pride in their race marry out and give their wealth and money to children who look and share an increasingly smaller link to the DNA of their ancestors. European history however will stay in these schools and kids will be taught about how those people conquered the world and set the moral compass.

  • @faithmason9562
    @faithmason9562 Год назад +4

    Amazing, strong, and beautiful- inside as well as outside! Love the love!

  • @lisathornton3604
    @lisathornton3604 Год назад +4

    Powerful interview. And Thanks Mrs Evers for all that you done. Thank you and amen🙏🏽

  • @brandonmills9577
    @brandonmills9577 Год назад +3

    This was truly captivating!!! Please do more of these!!!

  • @moniemone5824
    @moniemone5824 Год назад +2

    Wow, the strength of a strong black woman! Powerful! God bless her and to everyone who fought for justice and equality!❤❤❤❤❤

  • @jackiehill239
    @jackiehill239 Год назад +2

    I have visited that home in Jackson Mississippi it was like walking into history.

  • @carlcunningham294
    @carlcunningham294 Год назад +4

    When I worked at Alcorn State University, she had a home on campus a few houses down from me.

  • @Grateful6395
    @Grateful6395 Год назад +8

    I have so much respect for everyone that have given their lives to make this world better for me and my family.

  • @brynezre
    @brynezre Год назад +5

    Moxie. Backbone of steel. A marble shaft. Just everlasting.❤️❤️❤️

  • @nadirashabazz1033
    @nadirashabazz1033 Год назад +4

    She look like she is in late 60s or 70s but nowhere need her 90s, God is definitely a keeper!🎉

  • @lesiarucker6491
    @lesiarucker6491 Год назад +2

    Thank you for sharing your victorious and courageous testimonies Mrs Evers. ❤

  • @lizmccormick4457
    @lizmccormick4457 Год назад

    Such a thoughtful lady. I appreciate how much value she seems to hold in being so honest and open about her experience. So generous ❤