(P) Freedom riders encountered more violence then peace. They were attacked and beaten.
The 13 original freedom riders left Washington to go to New Orleans to commemorate the seventh anniversary of the Brown v. Board of Education.
(P) Thanks to freedom riders, Robert Kennedy petitioned the ICC making segregation illegal in interstate travel. (Tondeur)
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