A community leader is being remembered in Beaumont. He was known for his strong mind and care for the people around him. His efforts focused on making progress in civil rights, not just locally but also across the country.
Details about his life and work are available from news outlets. Those who knew him are sharing their thoughts and memories of his time as a leader in the community.
Further information can be found through KFDM, a local news outlet, which has more about the legacy of this former NAACP president.
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