This travelogue reflects the experiences of four travelers, three having grown up in the US, who thought they had a full understanding of what happened in our nation in the 1950s and 1960s. From Atlanta to Montgomery to Selma to Birmingham to Oxford and to Memphis, we had daily reminders of how little we truly understood. From first hand testimony to gifted docents to walking in the footsteps of hundreds facing down police and Klansmen on the Edmund Pettus Bridge, we experienced something unique and unforgettable.