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MACON, NORTH CAROLINA - May 2001: Brown Jeff Hawkins stands on the porch of the house where he grew up in in Macon, NC, in May 2001. "When I grew up, they had white water and black water. At the courthouse they had a white spigot and a black spigot," recalled Hawkins. "I always drank from the white spigot just to be defiant." This is the homestead house that he was raised in on his family's farm. (Photo by Jeffrey Sauger)

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MACON, NORTH CAROLINA - May 2001: Brown Jeff Hawkins stands on the porch of the house where he grew up in in Macon, NC, in May 2001. "When I grew up, they had white water and black water. At the courthouse they had a white spigot and a black spigot," recalled Hawkins. "I always drank from the white spigot just to be defiant." This is the homestead house that he was raised in on his family's farm. (Photo by Jeffrey Sauger)