Current State #22 | February 12, 2013

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Credit Library of Congress

The Urban League was just one of many of the civil rights groups working in Alabama during the 1960s. Above is a photo of NAACP attorney Arthur Shores' house after it was bombed.

Today on Current State: Lansing City Council member Brian Jeffries and Lansing Township Supervisor Kathy Rodgers discuss the sale of Waverly Golf Course; MSU jazz professor Rodney Whitaker reflects on his career and previews an upcoming performance;  founders of the Birmingham Urban League recall Alabama in the 1960s; and the MSU band's role in big games.