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Representing the protests of 1960 from Woolworth’s Lunch Counter in Greensboro, NC, J’s Lunch Counter is a space to dialogue, to share, to connect, a place to argue, to debate, to protest, a place to gather and celebrate. It represents our history and our vision for the future. It is a safe space for ideas to be shared and to be challenged, for people to learn and become engaged. J’s Lunch Counter is a place where men and women come together for good, for growth, for progress.

(From left) Joseph McNeil and Franklin McCain, two of the Greensboro Four who the day before had sat at the “whites only” counter of a Woolworth store, came back on Feb. 2, 1960, with two others — Billy Smith and Clarence Henderson.

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Representing the spirit of the protests of 1960 from Woolworth’s Lunch Counter in Greensboro, NC, J’s Lunch Counter is a space to dialogue, to share, to connect, a place to argue, to debate, to protest, a place to gather and celebrate. It represents our history and our vision for the future. It is a safe space for ideas to be shared and to be challenged, for people to learn and become engaged. J’s Lunch Counter is a place where men and women come together for good, for growth, for progress.

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Thank you for listening to the show each week! This has been a dream of mine for a long time and I can't express how much I enjoy doing this each week for everyone that tunes in. It can get costly with equipment costs, hosting services, website fees, advertising, and more. This show is growing faster than I had hoped, which is a good thing, but it means that the expenses will only grow. If you would like, you can support the show by clicking the button below and making a PayPal donation to the show, in any amount. $1, $5, 10, $50, whatever you want to do. Make a one-time donation or a recurring donation each week or each month. Every little bit helps keep the lights on at the lunch counter. Thank you all again for all you do to encourage and support me in creating this show!