The KKK tried to kill her.
A mob surrounded her house.
Shunned by the white community, she was safe only in the African American community.
And yet she led other civil rights activists and made history.
It's maybe your last chance to hear a 1960s civil rights leader.
Come hear the fascinating and gripping story.
Told by River Falls resident Julie Coates Draves.
"Memories of a Civil Rights Leader"
Wednesday, February 4, 2015
River Falls Public Library
7 - 8 pm FREE and open to the public.
Complimentary desserts too. Bring the kids!