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White supremacists burned down a Freedom Riders bus in 1961
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Trailways Bus Station - The City of Anniston
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Restored bus with Minnesota ties tells the story of the Freedom Riders
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American Experience | Freedom Riders | Season 23 | Episode 11 | PBS
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Who Were the Freedom Riders? - The New York Times
Freedom Riders National Monument opens in Anniston
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Get On the Bus: The Freedom Riders of 1961 : NPR
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Freedom Rides Tribute Wins International Award - Summer 2012
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The power of place, memory, song - Alabama Humanities Alliance
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Greyhound Bus Station - The City of Anniston
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Freedom Rides | CORE
Freedom Rides of 1961: Challenging Segregation in the American South
Remembering the Freedom Riders | The New Yorker
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John Lewis and Jim Zwerg Beaten, Montgomery, Alabama - High Museum of Art
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Reflecting on the Freedom Rides of 1961 - Alabama News Center
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Who Were the Freedom Riders? - The New York Times
AMERICAN EXPERIENCE: Freedom Riders: The Young Witness - YouTube
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Greyhound Bus Station - The City of Anniston
A vintage Greyhound Bus visits a Freedom Rides site in Alabama
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