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Bernard Lafayette speaks about acting from his conscience and training in Nashville.
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Southern state laws prevent segregated travel.
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Rabbi Dresser and Delore Boyd comment on the power of nonviolent methods.
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Diane Nash became the leader of the Nashville Student Movement.
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An introductory video to William Dale, one of the forty 2011 Student Freedom Riders.
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An introductory video to Tania Smith, one of the forty 2011 Student Freedom Riders.
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An introductory video to Alicia Skeeter, one of the forty 2011 Student Freedom Riders.
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America's racial issues are broadcast in the Soviet Union.
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JFK tread carefully around the core of the Democratic Party, the white voting South.
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Patterson discusses his response to the Freedom Rides.
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The Freedom Riders represented a cross-section of America.
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