Integrating Ole Miss: A Transformative, Deadly Riot : NPR
James Meredith | Biography & Facts | Britannica
Ole Miss riot of 1962 - Wikipedia
Sept. 20, 1962: James Meredith Attempts to Register at University of Mississippi - Zinn Education Project
ESPN - OTL: Ghosts of Mississippi - E-ticket
James Meredith at Ole Miss - 1962 Riot, Timeline & Ross Barnett - HISTORY
Linda Brown Dies: James Meredith on Brown v. Board of Ed | Time
Ole Miss fraternity closes after James Meredith statue noose tying - CBS News
Fifty Years Later: Reflections on Ole Miss, 1962 to Now - HottyToddy
Before Ole Miss noose stunt, James Meredith wanted own statue destroyed - CSMonitor.com
James Meredith - UM History of Integration
James Meredith and the Ole Miss Riot | University Press of Mississippi
James Meredith Civil Rights Activist
Shot 55 years ago, James Meredith reminds us that powerful movements can include those with very different ideas - Virginia Mercury
Integrating Ole Miss: 'An assault on white supremacy worldwide' | Southern Poverty Law Center
Integrating Ole Miss: A Transformative, Deadly Riot : NPR
The Evolution of Ole Miss | The National Endowment for the Humanities
Noose tied to Ole Miss statue of James Meredith, civil rights icon who integrated the school in 1962 - CBS News
James Meredith | Mississippi Encyclopedia
James Meredith - Wikipedia
File:Monument to James Meredith - Who Desegregated Ole Miss - University of Mississippi - Oxford - Mississippi - USA - 01.jpg - Wikimedia Commons
James Meredith, who broke color barrier at Ole Miss, to speak at Drake State - al.com
Oct. 1, 1962 - James Meredith Enrolls at the University of Mississippi - YouTube
James Meredith, James McShane, and John Doar walking through campus: I" by Edwin E. Meek
New Era for Ole Miss - The New York Times
