Episode 3 | Send Me, Ill Go | Youth in The Civil Rights Movement @saturdayfreeschool
Episode 3 | Send Me, Ill Go | Youth in The Civil Rights Movement  @saturdayfreeschool
Uploaded March 2024 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
In the third episode of James Baldwin: God's Revolutionary Voice, we will read excerpts from Baldwin's essay "They Can't turn Back" and take a close look at the student non-violent struggle to desegregate the American South in the 60s. This history - the history of the Civil Rights Movement - and the courage and sacrifice of these young freedom fighters, serve as a model for youth today as they strive to discover the path to becoming moral human beings and agents of revolutionary change.

With hosts Serafina Harris & Santanu Ghosh, and guests Dr. Anthony Monteiro, Meghna Chandra & Jeremiah Kim, tune in for a conversation on the relationship of Time & History to Revolution, and the role young people can play in the struggle for Freedom and Peace
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Episode 3 | "Send Me, I'll Go" | Youth in The Civil Rights Movement

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