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Bernard Lafayette speaks about acting from his conscience and training in Nashville.
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Jim Lawson speaks about nonviolence training in Washington, DC and Nashville, TN.
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Janie McKinney speaks about Southerners angered by the Federal Government.
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Janie McKinney speaks about the Southern society as a house of cards.
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Jerry Moore explains the purpose of the Freedom Rides.
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Reverend C.T. Vivian speaks about the effect of employing non-violent tactics.
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Pauline Knight-Ofuso speaks about difficulties for black people traveling in the South.
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Catherine Burks-Brooks speaks about being expelled from Tennessee State.
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Bernard Lafayette speaks about three groups from the Nashville Student Movement.
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Genevieve Hughes speaks about her disappointment at the lack of press coverage.
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On September 22, 1961, the ICC ordered all signage enforcing segregation to be taken down.
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Patterson discusses his response to the Freedom Rides.
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