Need persists for new generation of Freedom Schools
Clip: 08/08/2014 | 6m 1s
During the long, hot Freedom Summer of 1964, young volunteers faced threats and violence in Mississippi to register voters and build a network of enrichment schools to teach young African-Americans about themselves and their history. Fifty years later, nearly 200 chapters are carrying on the mission for a new generation. Gwen Ifill reports.
Aired: 08/08/14
