alice asked me to i think is a racist. cleveland and alex mcfarland are both pastors and sons of the south who grew up during the violent years that brought it was in greensboro north carolina in 1960 when four black college students to fight segregation laws and sat down asking to be served, today the counter is still here, the building the international civil rights museum. we came here so many times that i was a child i ve eaten along these seeds. i was not allowed to eat along these counters we talk about juneteenth and we move forward so now you and i sit down and eat together we can break bread together. they formed a friendship two years ago to ask the hard questions where we are in race relations nearly 160 years after the civil war ended believing that their shared faith is strong enough to bridge the cabin of the cultures. we just don t want to offend
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