Civil rights legend Bob Moses spoke in Winship Ball Tuesday for the annual martin Luther King, Jr. lecture hosted by the Department of African American Studies.
Moses was one of the leading organizers of the 1964 Freedom Summer in Mississippi and has continued his activism through the Algebra Project, which teaches students in underserved schools.
Photo by Kike Afolabi-Brown / Contributor.
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