Louis Lomax worked with a reporter of this surname on The Hate that Hate Produced, a documentary about the Nation of Islam.
Louis Lomax worked with a reporter of this surname on The Hate that Hate Produced, a documentary about the Nation of Islam. A politician with this surname, who wrote letters to Nicholas Roerich revealing his admiration of Stalin, was the last Progressive Party presidential candidate. A governor with this surname survived gunshots in Laurel, Maryland while running on the American Independent Party ticket in 1972; that man's wife Lurleen (*) succeeded him so he could dodge term limits. A sometime Agriculture secretary with this surname was FDR's second Vice President. For 10 points, give this surname of a governor who declared "segregation now, segregation tomorrow, segregation forever" and made a "stand in the schoolhouse door" in Alabama.
Louis Lomax worked with a reporter of this surname on The Hate that Hate Produced, a documentary about the Nation of Islam.
{Wallace} [or Mike Wallace; or George Wallace; or Lurleen Wallace; or Henry Agard Wallace]