And don’t you worry about a thing. I’m here. I’m here to protect you.” The waiting mob was impossible to miss. So were the police on horseback. Tessie couldn’t make out the unspeakable ...

Tessie Tomas couldn't be more proud of her gay son, New York-based fashion designer Robin Tomas. On Thursday's episode of "Fast Talk with Boy Abunda," the veteran actress and comedienne proudly said ...

NEW ORLEANS — Tessie Prevost, a pioneer of school desegregation ... the three African-American girls were alone. They weren’t allowed to eat in the school cafeteria, or use the playground ...

This raises the suspicions of Officer Ferdie Platt (Y'lan Noel), who spotted Maddie at the station after finding Tessie. It doesn't take long before Ferdie starts to suspect foul play on Maddie's ...

Tessie Prevost Williams ... “Two, four, six, eight, we don’t want to integrate!” the mob chanted, spitting on her, Etienne and Tate. Over the course of the day, the school emptied out ...

Tessie Prevost, a pioneer in school desegregation ... Prevost said she wasn’t afraid of her aggressors. “My daddy told me in the car, he said, ‘Look straight ahead, take my hand, and ...

Tessie Prevost, who as a 6-year-old was jeered by protestors as she and two other Black girls marched into a formerly all-White elementary school in New Orleans drawing international attention to ...

those were the good times even though we would talk about things that weren’t good but just the fact that we were together,” Etienne said. Tessie Prevost was just a young girl when she bravely ...

for Tessie, for the teachers, for the students she would meet at her new school, and for the people who didn’t want her there. Wearing the sweater and dress that her mother had laid out for her ...