FILE - In this Saturday, April 4, 1964 file photo, The Rev. Kelly Miller Smith, pastor of First Baptist Church, discusses plans for building a new structure at the present church site in Nashville, Tenn. If the Rev. Kelly Miller Smith Sr. was alive today, the Nashville civil rights leader and pastor would be 100 years old. His family decided the best way to mark the anniversary of his Oct. 28 birth and honor his legacy would be to help the next generation of activists learn from the experiences of their late patriarch and others who were on the front lines of the pursuit for racial equality in Nashville and beyond. (Jack Corn/The Tennessean via AP)
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