United States, Georgia, Chatham County, Savannah, 32.08354, -81.09983York, LisaKuhn, CliffHall, Clyde W.2001-12-3000:00:33 - How did you meet W. W. Law? | 00:02:22 - What was your perception of him? | 00:06:00 - What has W.W Law endured? | 00:08:05 - Historic preservation of Savannah's Black Community. | 00:14:01 - W. W. Law's radio show. | 00:17:02 - Where do you think things are headed with our youth? | 00:23:04 - What does his work mean to you personally? | 00:29:02 - What would you like for people to know about those sacrifices? | 00:36:41 - What is something you know that no one else does about Mr. Law? | 00:38:38 - How did you come to meet W. W. Law? | 00:40:59 - How do you think the church played a role in W. W. Law's efforts? | 00:43:05 - What do you think the role of the church is in young people's lives now? | 00:48:26 - What do you think can be done to bridge the gap between the older and younger generations? | 00:50:31 - What role would you like to see schools play in bridging the gap? | 00:53:26 - What do you think Mr. Law means to Savannah?video/mp4enghttp://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-EDU/1.0/African American civil rights workersCivil rights movements--Georgia--SavannahRadio stations--Georgia--Savannah--HistoryRadio broadcasting--Georgia--SavannahAfrican Americans--ReligionAfrican American youth--Religious aspectsConflict of generationsInterview with Dr. Clyde Hall, Part 1 ; Interview with Reverend Edward Lamar EllisMovingImage