'100 Years from Mississippi' screening depicts Mamie Kirkland's return to Ellisville, MI. after leaving in 1915 | Campus

Filmmaker Tarabu Betserai Kirkland screened his documentary “100 Years from Mississippi” at Berkeley’s Osher Lifelong Institute, sharing his mothers history in the Jim Crow South.

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