Remembering the Oklahoma City Sit-in @okhistoricalsociety
Remembering the Oklahoma City Sit-in  @okhistoricalsociety
Uploaded June 2020 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Presented by the Oklahoma Historical Society, this documentary shares the history of sit-ins in Oklahoma City during the Civil Rights Movement. Through historic images and new interviews with sit-in participants, producers Joyce Jackson and Bruce Fisher tell the powerful story of this movement. Interviews include Marilyn Luper Hildreth, Joyce Henderson, Richard Brown, Betty Germany, Ayanna Najuma, Sharon Fisher, Reverend John Reed Jr., Claudette Goss, Samuel Craig, Joyce Jackson, Bill Clifford, James Woods Jr., Booker T. Roberts Jr., Lois Mosley, and Eugene Jones III.
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Remembering the Oklahoma City Sit-in

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