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Meet our Neighbors

"A lot of times you have to just listen--and be a listener."

Mr. Robert Revels

Meet the people who built the stone walls that surround the University, led movements for fair labor and housing across Chapel Hill/Carrboro, and fought for the freedom of all Black Americans.

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Howard Lee

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Isaac W. Lee II

Nathaniel Lee

To learn more about Nathaniel Lee and Pee Wee Homes, click here to read an article from Chapel Hill Magazine.

Sharon Livingston

Joyce Long

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Edna Lyde

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David Lyles

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Estelle Mabry

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Kenneth Mann

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Marie Mann

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Mary Manning

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Shari Manning

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David Mason, Jr

John Mason

"At the time I was born, Blacks could’nt be born at the hospital. So, you know, I’m 51 years old if you want to count back and see how many years ago--strange enough my brother, my youngest brother was the first Black born at UNC hospital!" - John Mason

Matthew Mason

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Patricia Mason

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Thomas Mason

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Cecilia Massey-Fike

Polly McCauley

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Ashanti McClain

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Ibn McClain

Kalee McClain

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Willistine McClain

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Joanne McClelland

"We were a very bold group of African-American students, it was just something about the African-American kids in my class; we were not going to allow certain things to happen. And so, when we got together. . .and talked about how unfair it was and how it was not right to have some of our friends,…