Nashville Civil Rights Tour

Tour by a 9th Generation Nashvillian who was named the "Best Nashville Historian" in 2018 by the Nashville Scene. His tour are featured in the new book U. S. Civil Rights Trail by Deborah Douglas and David frequently speaks about the Civil Rights Movement in Nashville. This tour will trace the footsteps of John Lewis, Diane Nash from training, to lunch counter to jail to Civil Rights icons. This unique story to Nashville covers the best organized most successful lunch counter sit ins which gained national attention and the praise of Dr. Martin Luther King. Visit John Lewis Way the street where the four lunch counters were located and hear the stories of these brave students and the sought to end segregation. See their work honored in the Civil Rights Room of the Nashville Public Library and learn their methods they were learned to be successful. This story will inspire, educate and show how what happened in Nashville inspired what happened in Selma and Montgomery. A miss see topic and tour when visiting.