73: The Scottsboro Boys: A Journey From Wrongful Conviction to Historical Recognition

Unexpected Adventures in North Alabama

In this episode, Melea sits down with Dr. Thomas Reidy, executive director of the Scottsboro Boys Museum. They discuss the historical significance of the Scottsboro Boys case, where nine young African American men were wrongfully accused of raping two white women in 1931. Dr. Reidy shares insights into the complexities of the case, its impact on civil rights, and the museum's role in educating the public. The episode highlights the museum's exhibits, educational programs and community outreach efforts, emphasizing the importance of confronting historical injustices for healing and understanding.
The Scottsboro Boys Museum
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