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EPISODE · Feb 18, 2026 · 20 MIN

Echoes of 1963: A Legacy of Truth and the Journey to Reconciliation

from SHK-8 Bulldog Talk: On the Edge · host shk8bulldogtalk

In this special Black History Month live broadcast, South Hampton scholars host a historic sit-down between two women linked by the 1963 16th Street Baptist Church bombing. Join our student hosts as they interview Lisa McNair, sister of victim Denise McNair, and Tammie Fields, whose father was implicated in the attack. In front of a live student audience, these two women share an incredible story of how they moved past a legacy of tragedy and hate to form a lasting friendship rooted in forgiveness. Highlights: Beyond the Textbooks: Personal memories of Denise McNair. The Power of Choice: Tammie’s journey in rejecting her father’s legacy. Live Q&A: South Hampton students ask how to build a better future for Birmingham. "We can't have reconciliation without the truth." — Lisa McNair Video Highlight: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yhLJXSyA0Io

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