For six years, from 1958 to 1964, a group of black Oklahoma City children conducted sit-ins with their youth adviser, Clara Luper. In 1960, whites joined the peaceful protests, and together, the group demonstrated until the Civil Rights Act took effect. Their sit-ins never really made national news, but nearly every restaurant in Oklahoma City desegregated as a result before the Civil Rights Act became law in 1964. The documentary "Children of the Civil Rights" directed by CASCADIA President Julia Clifford, tells the story of these children and their commitment to equality.