Colored Town / Westfield / Choctaw / Greenville / Oxford / Memphis / New Orleans / Atlantic City / Ruleville / Cleveland / Winstonville / Washington / Harmony / /
Company
Amoco / Youth Performance Company / Freedom Center / /
Continent
America / /
Country
United States / /
Event
Person Travel / Person Communication and Meetings / Company Expansion / /
Facility
Southern Illinois University / Western College / Freedom Center / statue of Amsie Moore / /
IndustryTerm
integrated / /
Movie
Freedom Riders / /
NaturalFeature
Old Man River / Gulf of Tonkin / /
Organization
Western College for Women / Democratic Party / First Presbyterian Church / Supreme Court / National Association for the Advancement / Christian Century Foundation / Federal Bureau of Investigation / Senate / Baptist church / Council of Federated Organizations / Bureau of Investigation SCLC / United States Senate / Ku Klux Klan / Congress / Southern Illinois University / National Council of Churches / Delta Resources Committee / Student Non-violent Coordinating Committee / Delta Ministry / Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee / Council of Federated Organizations NAACP / Freedom Movement / Ku Klux Klan SNCC / Democratic Party FBI / National Association for the Advancement of Colored People CORE / Civil Rights Movement / /
Person
Charles McClaron / Winnie Brock / Roger Smith / Jane Adams / Lyndon Johnson / John Bradford / Fannie Lou Hamer / James Eastland / Betty Johnson / Andrew Goodman / Bob Moses / James Chaney / Charlie / McNulty Retrieved / Ronald Reagan / Michael Schwerner / Jean Phillips / Andy Goodman / Edward McNulty Retrieved / /
Position
frustrated black director / driver / President / director feel / minister / professor of anthropology / project director / Teacher / Anthropology professor / eloquent speaker / Colored People leader / preacher / forward / off the record player / white policeman / sheriff / associate professor / member / /
ProvinceOrState
Ohio / North Dakota / New York / Sunflower County / Mississippi / Winstonville / /
Freedom Riders, Feb. 7-13, 2014 In the summer of 1961, a group of students boarded buses to challenge segregation. This journey began a revolution in the civil rights movement. Creating a “force” that spanned the div