Living History with Ernest McMillan (2019)

[@federico.iglesias.ferrara]

WOW ... Mr. McMilan is a true hero. He should write a book and share insights on how he confronted hate and injustice, and how he is now a successful leader. Congratulations.

[@DianeRMiles]

It is always refreshing to hear Ernest McMillian share his perspective of the history of the Black/African American experience. This history should never be forgotten.

[@janiscureton4076]

Thank you for making a difference and letting your voice be heard.

[@cesarino72]

Thank you for this wonderful interview with Mr. McMillan !

[@Steveglenside1723]

Wonderful presentation. Thank you for your contributions, Mr. McMillan.

[@Sladep123]

Lots of wisdom offered here, from a man who has had to overcome many things.

[@johngraziano4554]

Unbelievable Just absolutely unbelievable the circumstances necessary for change

[@captwalk1]

It's so refreshing to hear the truth.

[@museumfabricationgroup1721]

Really enjoyed this

[@janetphillips2875]

Actually, there were FIVE little girls. No one ever mentions little Sarah Collins, who was hurt very badly, but survived. She's had numerous eye surgery's since then. I remember hearing where she asked the Birmingham City Council for help with medical bills, this was maybe 20 yrs ago (?), and they said no. I thought that was awful that they told her no. I hope that they changed their mind later on and did help her. I don't know that they did, though. But when someone mentions 4 little girls, I say FIVE little girls!

[@davidhall8049]

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