Interracial Family Prevails In 1920s Alabama | NPR

W. Ralph Eubanks

May 18, 2009 |

In The House At The End Of The Road, W. Ralph Eubanks tells the story of his white grandfather, James Morgan Richardson, and black grandmother, Edna Howell. Jim and Edna married around 1914, in defiance of his middle-class family.

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