Racism Alive and Extremely Nasty in Augusta, Georgia: Civil Rights veteran Dr. Mallory Millender discusses the insidious racism problem in Augusta with investigative journalist Tom Grant on DividedCity.us In addition to spreading the word about the efforts of some to confront racism head on in Augusta, this video is a tribute to the great work of Dr. Mallory Millender - who is a mentor to activist Mr. Terence Dicks (Claiming A Street Named King). And small edits by former Augusta investigative reporter Greg Peterson as tribute to Mr. Tom Grant, who picked up the mantle after the death of investigative journalist Jay Mann (Jan Tillman Hutchens). Tom, Jay and Greg love Augusta and take seriously their duty to expose what others do not report. A former slave port, Augusta, Georgia is a racially Divided City! On opposite ends of the main street, Augusta has statues honoring Mr. James Brown and the Confederacy. In Augusta, Georgia - "racial division has been designed into the structure of government." The ultra-exclusive and powerful Master's Golf Tournament is played only miles from poverty and hungry children. Kudos for standing up against racism goes to civil rights leader Dr. Mallory Millender. Kudos for having the guts to report on these "old south" to goes to television producers Tom Grant and Jill Peterson -- and WBEK-TV Ch. 16 (103 on Comcast, 96 on Knology). Tom Grant of DividedCity.us talks with Dr. Mallory Millender, Co-Chair on the Blue Ribbon Committee on Race <b>...</b>
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