 speeches about the person in church, the person would just disappear and no one would say anything out of real just terror and fear. And so his thing was, you know what, if there are going to be lynchings and there are going to be murders and there's going to be discrimination, we need to be able to talk about it. So he founded this newspaper called the Mississippi Free Press and he needed someone to print it. And this white woman volunteered to print it. She had been pro-segregation but changed her mind after Brown v. Board and decided to become an ally. And she became...