These three one-hour recordings (001, 002, 003) feature a panel composed of President Robert C. Edwards, Assistant to the President General Rigsby, Vice-President for Business and Finance Melford Wilson, and Director of Extension George B. Nutt. The recording begins with Mr. Nutt introducing President Edwards, promising that Edwards will thoroughly investigate the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the problems it caused. Edwards gives an overview of the Civil Rights Act, title by title. He explains the complexities of the act and its successes and failures. Before opening the floor to questions, Edwards reads some grievance reports from African-American farmers whose testimony contributed to the congressional investigation that lead to the Civil Rights Act. Edwards refutes the allegations of racism. Recordings 002 and 003 are question and answer sessions.