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Dr. Benjamin F. Chavis Jr. at the funeral of Wilmington 10 Comrade, Marvin "Chilly" Patrick

It is a story that, until now, Dr. Benjamin F. Chavis Jr., had reserved only for a forthcoming memoir, Freedom’s Constant Struggle, about the true story of the legendary Wilmington 10. The group of U.S. political prisoners, whose fight for freedom, justice, and equality, led to an unjust and racially-motivated decade-long prison stint because of trumped-up charges that were meant to quash the ongoing battle for civil rights in the 1970’s. But Dr. Chavis, the leader and perhaps most well-known member of those freedom fighters, asserted that the recent death of his good friend and comrade Marvin "Chilly" Patrick warranted immediate mention of one of many heroic acts of the freedom movement decades ago in America. "Chilly took a bullet for me," Chavis, the President, and CEO of the National Newspaper Publishers Association (NNPA), somberly recalled as he stood outside at Evergreen Church Cemetery in Columbus County, North Carolina, where his friend Patrick was laid to rest on December 26, 2020. Patrick, who was born in Wilmington, NC in 1952, died Saturday, December 19, at the age of 68 from complications of COVID-19 and heart problems. His legacy and that of the others forever are tied to the continued struggle for freedom, civil rights, and human rights in the United States and throughout the world.