Ambassador Andrew Young Reflects on the Florida Movement
Former UN Ambassador Andrew Young served as Dr. Martin Luther King?s top lieutenant through the civil rights movement. In June 1964, Dr. King sent Young to St. Augustine to cancel a night march, because he thought it would be too dangerous for the women and children who planned to cross paths with the Ku Klux Klan. However, in an unintended twist, Rev Young wound up leading the march, and was beaten unconscious in a turning point that turbocharged the movement. Fox 13?s Craig Patrick sat down with Ambassador Young to hear the story firsthand.
Top Videos

Ambassador Andrew Young Reflects on the Florida Movement

Pinellas school board votes to close five schools

How Amendment 3 could impact libraries

Domestic-related shooting investigation underway

Busch Gardens coasters open after Georgia fall

Hillsborough prepares early voting sites

Parrish farm debuts resilient 'fusion' sod

Elderly exploitation scheme

Hillsborough tackling grocery affordability

Mars Perseverance Rover sets record

SpaceX launch creates 'jellyfish' effect
Good Day Tampa Bay

Castro's Cafe in Polk City

Centenarian showdown

Fuse Lenses in Palm Harbor

Anderson Lumber Company

Free pet vaccine and microchip clinic

Fiends at Howl-O-Scream

32nd annual Tampa Police Memorial Run

Celebrating Fall at Ananda Farm

Celebrating Fall at Ananda Farm

Stirring up of the Gulf

Good Day Goodies: October 9, 2026

Home fitness: Consistency over complexity

March of Dimes helping NICU dads

Native species for Florida landscape

Tampa Theatre Celebrates Reopening & 100 Years

National Walk and Bike to School Day

M&M Video Games

Annual Swan Roundup

Spooky Season at MOSI in Tampa

Bill’s Prescription Center
We Live Here

Metamorphosis Butterfly Farm

Joaquin’s Holy Guacamole

Blackbeard Cannons produces big firepower

Bradenton entrepreneur turns bow ties into business

Tampa weather | Monday evening forecast

Manifest Prosthetics blends craftsmanship and technology

Mr. Square Designs
