Rev. Carolyn Abrams is perhaps best known as the mother of voting rights advocate, Stacy Abrams, but she has accomplished much more than being the matriarch of a successful family. Abrams grew up in Hattiesburg during the 1960s. She recalls attending segregated schools, being barred from entering whites-only establishments, and how parents and teachers stressed education as the key to a better future. She describes the challenges of today and the need for young people to return to the Church.