Summary:
Wedekind talks about his involvement with the Kentucky Civil Liberties Union (KCLU) and his experiences during the civil rights movement. He recalls the influence of his teachers and the impact of baseball on his life. He also discusses the Braden trial, a key event that led to the formation of the KCLU. Despite fears of being targeted during the Red Scare and McCarthyism, Kin joined the KCLU board in 1958, left the next year, and rejoined in the 1990s. He reflects on the changes in the organization over the decades and the significant individuals he worked with.
