That day was very important." While participating in the Nashville sit-in, Diane Nash first met fellow protester, James Bevel, whom she would later marry. They had two children together ...

According to James Forman, “Diane Nash Bevel was responsible for the organization of a lot of us, including myself.” Through Nash’s work as a strategist, organizer, and fieldworker ...

One of those women, listed alongside Rosa Parks and Daisy Bates, was Diane Nash Bevel. She was not there. Nash, then 25, was watching the ceremony from a motel room in Birmingham, Ala., ...

"Diane and I obviously shared that ... boys home clearly was the next right thing. Nash had married a Nashville movement colleague, James Bevel. The two prevailed on Martin Luther King Jr. to ...

Just a rock.” And when Douglass Bevel asks for advice - for anything, really - he has to be ready to hear the answer. In the spring of 1962, when (Diane Nash) was five months pregnant ...

Diane J. Nash arrived in Washington ... GOP leaders’ grip of white supremacy He sat with his father, Douglass Bevel, who, in the spring of 1962, was the baby with which Nash was several months ...

Susan Walsh/Associated Press Share Chicago native Diane Nash was awarded the ... During the summer of 1961, Nash married activist James Bevel, who had been a classmate at Fisk.

For young activist Diane Nash, it all began with four little girls ... Nash and her then-husband, James Bevel, are credited as the architects of Selma voter's right movement.

Bevel was married four times, including once to activist Diane Nash. He fathered 16 children with seven women. In April, a Loudoun County, Va., judge convicted him of having sex in the early 1990s ...

One of those women, listed alongside Rosa Parks and Daisy Bates, was Diane Nash Bevel. She was not there. Nash, then 25, was watching the ceremony from a motel room in Birmingham, Ala., ...