Gaither and other Black civil rights protesters went to jail in Rock Hill in the ‘Jail, no Bail’ movement in 1961.
Thomas Gaither, the organizing member of the "Friendship Nine," passed away on Monday in Pennsylvania at the age of 86.
ROCK HILL, S.C. — Two people have died and another person has been seriously hurt following a shooting at a smoke shop Wednesday night. Just before 9:45 p.m., the Rock Hill Police Department ...
Thomas Gaither, one of the Black young men in the “Friendship Nine” who went to jail in Rock Hill in 1961 in protest of racial segregation, died Monday in Pennsylvania, his son Kenn Gaither said.
Dec. 24—Thomas Gaither, one of the Black young men in the "Friendship Nine" who went to jail in Rock Hill in 1961 in protest of racial segregation, died Monday in Pennsylvania, his son Kenn ...
The "Jail, No Bail" movement from the group called the Friendship Nine sparked national attention and re-ignited civil rights protests around ... He had come to Rock Hill as an organizer for ...