Tyler Mayle, BYU Radio Producer’s interview with author Meredith Coleman McGee via a Black History Segment on her uncle James Howard Meredith, who integrated Ole Miss in 1962.
I loved the interview; you blew it away. I also learned much more than I knew about your uncle. Mr. Meredith is truly a hero; he helped in a major way to pave our way as African Americans. I am so proud to work under you.
James Meredith displayed great valor and courage in integrating the University of Mississippi, and his contributions to society will be forever remembered. He is a great American.
Tyler Mayle, BYU Radio Producer’s interview with author Meredith Coleman McGee via a Black History Segment on her uncle James Howard Meredith, who integrated Ole Miss in 1962.
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I loved the interview; you blew it away. I also learned much more than I knew about your uncle. Mr. Meredith is truly a hero; he helped in a major way to pave our way as African Americans. I am so proud to work under you.
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Thanks Starkishia. It is also a pleasure to work with you. Can’t wait until you book hits the market.
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James Meredith displayed great valor and courage in integrating the University of Mississippi, and his contributions to society will be forever remembered. He is a great American.
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Thanks William for your comment and support.
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Great interview, Meredith. You hit all the bullet points.
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