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The Freedom Rides was an event in which "Freedom Riders" would ride interstate buses into segregated southern United States in 1961. Freedom Riders were a group of white and black civil right activists

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A group of white and black people would basically get into interstate buses and go to southern states were segregation was still in play (1961). Violence heavily played a part in this and this led to many people being seriously injured or being dead where they stand. James Farmer led the first ever freedom ride that included 13 riders (seven black, six white) on May 4, 1961

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The Freedom Riders hoped to achieve peace by doing this. They hoped to end the severe segregations in buses and in all other forms. Of course, in most cases, the quests that they went on didn't usually end very well

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The cause on people from the Freedom Rides was that more people felt confident in trying to help segregation be abolished. A big number of people followed in the freedom rides foot steps and fought for civil rights. The Freedom Rides' resistance against violent reactions built their part in the civil rights movement

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No, I do not believe this was wrong. This peaceful protest they have put up meant absolutely no harm to anyone and it only did good in the country

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Sound Smart: The Freedom Rides | History