This episode dives into the life of Joan Trumpauer Mulholland, a significant figure in the Civil Rights Movement. The discussion covers her early life and influences, including the stark contrasts between her parents' views on race and social justice. Her transition from Duke University to becoming a full-time activist is highlighted, emphasizing her involvement in significant events like the Freedom Rides, the Woolworths sit-in, and Freedom Summer 1964. We also touch on the dangers she faced, lessons learned, and her lasting impact. Furthermore, her later life, her commitment to raising her children, and her continuous efforts through the Joan Trumpauer Mulholland Foundation are explored, offering insights into actionable ways to support social justice causes.

The Joan Trumpauer Mulholland Foundation

Ways to support Minneapolis:

Stand With Minnesota

MPLS Mutual Aid

MN NOICE

Immigrant Law Center of Minnesota

Community Aid Network MN

International Institute of Minnesota

Parents for Good - Anoka-Hennepin

Interfaith Coalition on Immigration

Monarca

Metta Coffee

Get Back to the Counter: Joan Trumpauer Mulholland's Legacy