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Theresa Burroughs remembers her pursuit of the right to vote in Alabama during Jim Crow.

The new kid at school becomes a hero when teachers can't find a way to anglicize his name.

Directors Marshall Curry and Sam Cullman answer questions about "If A Tree Falls."

A WW II vet tells his grandson about when he was called up for a special assignment.

George was running a Chinese restaurant in Miami when he met Angela. He was smitten.

Paul Wilson, 93, and his daughter Marty discuss the first time he set eyes on her mother.

As Sharon was fixing up her family home, she needed an electrician. She met Larry.

Debbie recounts the moment her father, a Holocaust survivor, shared his painful memories.

In 1965, the Velvet Underground played for a crowd of shocked New Jersey high schoolers.

Judge Olly Neal recounts how a book cover turned him around academically.

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