Amelia Platts Boynton Robinson and Bernard Lafayette at Germantown Friends
Channel: Alicia Dorsey
Date: 2015-05-31

the friends of Amelia and Village of Hope-Tuskegee bought Amelia Boynton Robinson and Bernard Lafayette to Germantown Friends Meeting House 47 W. Coulter St. where we learned what really took place in Selma and the mindset of the south both black and white. what made the movement so strong back then is that there was a system of advocating, research and planning took place before actions grew into movements. how did we get so disconnected in the movement? video coming soon you should have seen how tenative the youth were listening to Leon E Frazier who was the chief of police at the time or the sheriff, Amelia Boynton Robinson and Bernard Lafayette. Mr. Lafayette has taught so many about peaceful protest, and continues to train people who want to organize peacfully at rhode island university, he has a team in Baltimore right now keeping the calm!!