Epilogue. The Ruins of Memory

My student searched my face as if my own blackness held what was lost to him. It would take a lifetime of stories, and even this would not be enough, but still it is those fragments of memory that hold us one to another—and these are mine, and I give them, for us.

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References, Resources, and Copyright

• Keep Your Eye on the Prize. Felix Cross, arranger and performed by NitroVoX,
• Keep Your Eyes on the Prize: A Civil Rights Movement Anthem and Iconic American Folksong

The Colored Girl Speaks Podcast Team

• Andrea Hunter, Essayist and Producer
• Tiera Chiama Moore Narrator, Co-Producer and Vocal Artist
• Vernonia Thornton, Announcer
• Jamonica Brown and Deanna Floyd, Production Assistants