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Alicia Skeeter asks what will be left in Anniston, AL after the bus leaves.
1:32
"Nonviolence is creative" Davy Knittle raps in Marshall Houston's video.
2:59
Jason McGaughey asks his fellow Student Freedom Riders their definitions of reconciliation
2:58
John Seigenthaler describes telling his grandson the story of the Freedom Rides.
2:44
Student Freedom Rider LeRoy Ford reflects on the 2011 visit to Anniston, AL.
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Rachael's application for the 2011 Student Ride led to a special chat with her grandmother
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The original Freedom Riders revisit the site of their 1961 arrest in Jackson, MS.
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In Montgomery, AL, Student Freedom Rider Collis Crews reflects on hate crimes.
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Student Freedom Rider Anna Nutter describes her personal feelings about non-violence.
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Kaitlyn describes watching the film now knowing several of the original Freedom Riders
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An introductory video to Lu-Anne Haukaas Lopez, one of the forty Student Freedom Riders.
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Jayanni Webster asks her fellow Student Freedom Riders what are their greatest passions.
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