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Robert Drew's documentary Crisis is a record of this event, and one figure involved in this event later became the director of environmental justice for the EPA and is the sister-in-law of Eric Holder. A speech given at this event quoted the text of the Tenth Amendment and states that this action was undertaken to "avoid...sacrifice on the altar of political expediency." A group led by Henry Graham diffused this situation after Attorney General Nicholas Katzenbach had failed. Vivian Malone Jones and James Hood were finally allowed to pay fees after the National Guard was called in by John F Kennedy, ending this event. For 10 points, name this event in which black students were prevented from entering Foster Auditorium at the University of Alabama by Governor George Wallace.
Robert Drew's documentary Crisis is a record of this event, and one figure involved in this event later became the director of environmental justice for the EPA and is the sister-in-law of Eric Holder.
The Stand in the Schoolhouse Door [accept things like "George Wallace standing in the door of the University of Alabama", "That whole University of Alabama thing", etc. before mention]