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Staff William Dickerson-Waheed, Film Producer, Director, and Certified Public Access Television Producer/Director in Jackson, Mississippi chose to produce a story about struggles of some unheralded women in Montgomery and the role they played in the reshaping of America and their unheralded role in winning a U.S. Supreme Court decision that reversed jim crow laws. Dickerson-Waheed, a native North Carolinian, residing in Mississippi, moved to Montgomery to research and produce the documentary, lived for two years among history makers and was thereby able to gain information other writers and researchers missed. He saw in in the Montgomery Story an opportunity to reveal and share with others a successful model for community development, models of participatory citizenship, and models of citizens practicing participatory democracy. Mr. Waheed has been interested in social justice and has been an advocate for justice throughout his life. He saw in the Montgomery Civil Rights Movement a model of how people could create and transform systems to protests injustices and correctly reset the citizenship compass of the United States of America. More
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