| By Caela Abrams | As the Georgia sun set on September 8, 1948, twenty-five year old Sallie Nixon was at home on bed rest. She gave birth to her sixth child just a few days prior. She and her husband, Isaiah Nixon, and their children
| By Taylor Madgett | “They Done Killed A.C.”: The Death of Justice in Macon On October 13, 1962, at around 9:30 p.m., seventeen-year-old A.C. Hall left the Middle Georgia Veterans Club in Macon, GA, with his friend Eloise Franklin and began walking to their homes. They stopped in the
James C. Brazier, a husband and father, a 31-year-old striver who worked two and sometimes three jobs, spent most of his Sunday, April 20, 1958, as he usually did: with his extended family, in church, in Terrell County in rural southwest Georgia. The Brazier family
