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Star Telegram on 2021-07-24 13:00

This Fort Worth man stood against the civil rights for which Opal Lee fought. He lost.

As we celebrate Opal Lee’s successful fight for civil rights and racial equity, Charles Stowe represented the racism Lee fought against in Fort Worth.

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