“Injustice anywhere, is a threat to justice everywhere,”
Dr. Martin Luther king, Jr.
Greetings,
As we look forward, and commemorate the history of Wilmington Ten in various ways, we should be reminded that history has a way of repeating itself.The Wilmington Ten Foundation for Social Justice has been established in hopes of preventing what happened to the members of the Wilmington Ten from ever happening again to others, particularly youth. The members of the Wilmington Ten possessed a deep desire to seek justice and peace in the world around them; thus the mission of the foundation will include the development of programs and cultural experiences that empower those in need of social justice to excel in their endeavors, make positive life choices, and share their creativity and God-given talents in their own communities and the world at large.It is for this reason, that I have brought together an academic and community group to form the Wilmington Ten Foundation for Social Justice. We trust that the entire Wilmington, N.C. community, and the world at large will understand the compelling need for this foundation, and likewise contribute to our mission.The Wilmington Ten Foundation for Social Justice was incorporated in 2011 .
Sincerely,
Wayne Moore
Member of Wilmington Ten
Founded by: Wayne Moore
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TRIUMPHANT WARRIOR
The Memoir of A Soul Survivor Of The Wilmington Ten, Wayne Moore shares his story from flames of racial hatred during a hard time of change and desegregation in Wilmington, North Carolina to years of wrongful imprisonment to a 40-year trek to pardon his name and his 9 co-defendants.
“Wayne Moore's vivid, firsthand account of the long yet triumphant struggle of the Wilmington Ten is inspirational for all who cry out for freedom. “Dr. Benjamin Chavis, Author and member of The Wilmington Ten
“It's not too late to right a wrong...North Carolina can turn this tragic history into a triumphant time of redemption and repentance.”Rev. William Barber, NC President of the NAACP
“This memoir is one of the most well written that I've seen. It should set the standard for future memoirs.”
In memoriam of my mother who prayed and stood by me for many years