Civil Rights: The Leesburg Georgia Protest of 1963

In 1971, a small Virginia town was torn apart by segregation. Black and white players were forced onto the same team ,but instead of breaking, they built something greater. They didn’t just win games… they changed hearts. This was more than football. This was the moment unity won. #m#motivationi#inspirationc#cinematiceditss#storytellingtruestory

History Photographed on Instagram: "In a memorable 1969 episode of Mister Rogers' Neighborhood, Fred Rogers deliberately and subtly defied the racial segregation norms of the time by sharing a small wading pool with Officer Clemmons, one of the show's first recurring Black characters. ⁠ ⁠ The episode aired during a period of intense racial tension in the U.S., just one year after the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr., when many public swimming pools were still segregated and subject to unr