What happened in 1912 in Forsyth County, Georgia? In this episode we uncover the tragic reality of what happened to many black families living in Forsyth in 1912. In this conversation, we are joined with very special guests, Durwood Snead, Co-Founder of the Forsyth County Descendants Foundation and Dr. Michael Patterson, professor of Morehouse College. They are also joined with Nick Stonestreet and Ruth Malhotra of Ronald Blue Trust. Together, they dive into the history of Forsyth County and unpack the actions that are being made today to establish steps towards reconciliation. 

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