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(Ross) Even though the Albany Movement was considered a failure, it caused many segregation laws to be removed.

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1.https://www.npr.org/2006/01/12/5149667/get-on-the-bus-the-freedom-riders-of-1961
2.http://www.blackpast.org/aah/albany-movement-1961-1962
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(Ross) The Albany Movement began in November 1961. It was formed in Albany, Georgia. It challenged all forms of racial segregation and discrimination. Martin Luther King Jr. and the Southern Leadership Conference (SCLC) joined the movement in December 1961.

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1961: Civil rights activists take part in a series of protests in November, meetings and marches in Albany, Georgia, which are later called the Albany Movement.

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1961: Civil rights activists take part in a series of protests in November, meetings and marches in Albany, Georgia, which are later called the Albany Movement.

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Coop Daddy Driz----1961: King comes to Albany in December and joins the protesters, where he stays for nine months.

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Coop Daddy Driz----1961: King comes to Albany in December and joins the protesters, where he stays for nine months.

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It began in fall 1961 and ended in summer 1962

MLK and other protesters were arrested

Because of the fail of the Albany movement the success of the Birmingham movement happened.

The movements purpose was to end segregation in the city and to desegregate travel facilities.

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According to traditional accounts, the Albany Movement began in fall 1961 and ended in summer 1962. It was the first mass movement in the modern civil rights era to have as its goal the desegregation

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1961: On May 17, another group of young activists join the original Freedom Riders to finish the trip, where they are ultimately under arrest in Montgomery, Alabama.

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1961: On May 17, another group of young activists join the original Freedom Riders to finish the trip, where they are ultimately under arrest in Montgomery, Alabama.

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On May 29, President Kennedy makes an announcement ordering the Interstate Commerce Commission to create and enforce stricter fines and regulations for facilities and buses not to integrate. Ethan

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On May 29, President Kennedy makes an announcement ordering the Interstate Commerce Commission to create and enforce stricter fines and regulations for facilities and buses not to integrate. Ethan

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The president ordered more fines for bus companies that would not integrate their buses
A commision was created to help enforce these laws called the ICC or Interstate Commerce Commision

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1961: On May 15, the Birmingham group of Freedom Riders wish to continue their trip, but no bus agrees to take them so they instead fly to New Orleans. Ethan

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1961: On May 15, the Birmingham group of Freedom Riders wish to continue their trip, but no bus agrees to take them so they instead fly to New Orleans. Ethan

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Their goal was to integrate facilities at bus terminals in the south
Despite the federal rulings that segregating buses were unconstitutional