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1 Separate but equal?

2 We cater to white trade only

3 Lynching in Marion, Indiana, 1930

4 Segregated facilities greet returning black WW II soldiers

5 1947: The First Freedom Ride Ernie Bromley Wally Nelson Jim Peck

6 Policemen, Clarksville, Mississippi

7 King, Shuttlesworth and Abernathy

8 M.L. King’s Nonviolent Principles for the Civil Rights Movement

9 King and Abernathy organize Montgomery Bus Boycott

10 Drs. King and Abernathy jailed

11 Abernathy’s Home Is Bombed

12 Segregated facilities were the rule until the 1960s.

13 Map of Freedom Rides

14 Robert and John F. Kennedy

15 Bus burns, injured Freedom Riders huddle on grass

16 Bus Is Fully Engulfed

17 Burned Out Bus, Battered Freedom Riders on the Grass

18 It took more than 50 stitches to close the wounds in Jim Peck’s head

19 Lewis and Zwerg after Montgomery beatings

20 Jim Zwerg hospitalized after beating in Montgomery Alabama

21 Bandaged John Lewis & James Farmer Jim Lawson and C.T. Vivian

22 Robert Kennedy sent John Seigenthaler to Montgomery where he was beaten unconscious.

23 Montgomery to Jackson Map

24 National Guard posted outside Greyhound Station

25 Freedom Riders wait to depart from Montgomery Trailways Station David Fankhauser

26 Ready to board the bus in Montgomery

27 King bids goodbye to Freedom Rider

28 National Guard outside Montgomery bus station

29 View from the window as bus departs Montgomery

30 National Guard posted on bus

31 Freedom Riders are transferred (Jim Farmer in front)

32 Mugshot, D. Fankhauser, 28 May 1961

33 Jackson City Jail. Windows to the bull pen which housed the first twenty Freedom Riders are in far third floor. (picture: 1989)

34 Parchman prisoners chop cotton “down on the County Farm…”

35 Maximum Security Unit, Parchman Penitentiary Catwalk between rows of cells Showers 2 3 4 5 6 etc Entrance

36 Plan of two-man maximum security cell, Parchman Penitentiary Comode Sink Bunk Bed light

37 View from cell Facing windows, bunks to left, feeding slot in sliding barred door

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