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Abolitionist activists Angelina Grimke and Theodore Weld come together.
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Frederick Douglass agrees to join William Lloyd Garrison to advocate for abolitionism.
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After four decades and 1,803 issues, William Lloyd Garrison closed The Liberator.
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Bernard Lafayette speaks about acting from his conscience and training in Nashville.
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Jim Lawson speaks about JFK and the Cold War as a critical issue facing the U.S.
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Bernard Lafayette speaks about nonviolence as a response.
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Catherine Burke Brooks speaks about racist treatment in the South.
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Bernard Lafayette speaks about traveling from Montgomery, Alabama into Mississippi.
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Pauline Knight-Ofuso speaks about the black press.
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Scenes of bloody violence are reported across the country.
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Traveling in the South was dangerous for blacks.
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Freedom Riders participated in CORE training sessions before getting on the bus.
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