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14th Amendments guaranteed the right of citizenship to all who were born or naturalized in the United States and gave equal protection of laws..

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These riders were influenced by the Journey of Reconciliation of 1947 also known as one of the first freedom rides. They were protesting the segregation of in

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CORE was a organization that stands for Congress of Racial Equality- they would challenge public segregation, became one of the leading organizations during the civil rights movement.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-HewVAEiARs

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This civil rights movement started on May 4 or 1961. African Americans along side some whites loaded buses  and rode them into the states in the south. . They opposed the segregation of the transportation and challenged the decision made in Boynton v Virginia court case. Their point barely got across, riders were attacked and arrested for their actions.

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The leader of the freedom riders, born January 12, 1920 and died July 9, 1999

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one of the three women in the Freedom Riders, from Tennessee, after getting out of jail she led a hunger strike among the female freedom riders

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• May 4, 1961: The first event that influenced others to follow. 13 people ( 7 African Americans and 6 Whites) loaded a bus and headed for the south to challenge the ruling in Boynton v. Virginia
• May 15: A bus in Anninston AL containing freedom riders was attacked by about 100 KKK memebers that nearly succeeded in torching the  bus.
• May 17: A group of 16 students from Nashville Student Movement was turned down by a bus driver who refused to let them on the bus in fear of his life.
• May 24: A dozen freedom riders entered Jackson, Mississippi and tested the segregation rules getting them arrested immediately.

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most arrested rabbi, very outspoken, from New Jersey, graduated from the University of Chicago.

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one of the three women in the freedom riders, sister of field secretary Tom Gaither, from South Carolina, went to jail for attempting to use the white restroom

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outspoken minister, would travel spreading nonviolence from North Carolina

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A civil rights activist, one of several youth activist , born in Alabama

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one of the three women in the freedom riders, born in 1932 and died 2012, born in Maryland.

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he was one of the original 13 freedom riders, he was elected to the U.S House of Representatives in November 1986

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court case that found segregated interstate transportation facilities, including bus terminals were unconstitutional as well

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In the cartoon Herbert Block illustrated his belief that the United States was being held back from being a world power due to the racist behavior shown in it.

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court case that found segregated bus seating was unconstitutional.