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Freedom Riders
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Identifier
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e_frp_012
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Creator
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Associated Press (Photographer)
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Dates
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1961-06-06
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Resource
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Freedom Riders press photographs album
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Description
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Caption from the Associated Press reads, "SHOWING HIS WOUNDS---Robert Parris, 20, shows a welt mark across his back as his Mother and father, Mr. And Mrs. W.O. Parris, take a look. The grill operator walked into the front of his home early today after being missing all night after being involved in a fight between whites and Negroes." (AP Wirephoto) 1961
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Freedom Riders
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Identifier
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e_frp_001
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Creator
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Associated Press (Photographer)
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Dates
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1961-05-29
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Resource
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Freedom Riders press photographs album
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Description
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Caption from the Associated Press reads, "FREEDOM RIDERS" GO TO COUNTY FARM -- Max Thomas, with shotgun, superintendent of the Hinds County Farm, directs freedom riders held in the county jail into vehicles that will take them to the county farm near Jackson today." (AP Wirephoto) 1961
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Freedom Riders
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Identifier
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e_frp_002
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Creator
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Associated Press (Photographer)
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Dates
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1961-03-24
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Resource
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Freedom Riders press photographs album
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Description
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Caption from the Associated Press reads, "FREEDOM RIDERS DEPART -- National Guard troops stand by as bus bearing freedom riders pulls away from station in Montgomery today." (AP Wirephoto) 1961
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Freedom Riders
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e_frp_003
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Creator
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Associated Press (Photographer)
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Dates
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1961-03-24
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Resource
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Freedom Riders press photographs album
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Caption from the Associated Press reads, "ALL ABOARD---Freedom riders board a bus in Montgomery today to resume their ride through the south." (AP Wirephoto) 1961
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Freedom Riders
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Identifier
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e_frp_007
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Creator
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Associated Press (Photographer)
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Dates
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1961-05-17
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Resource
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Freedom Riders press photographs album
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Description
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Caption from the Associated Press reads, "DOG USED TO DISPERSE CROWDS---Police used a police dog at a Greyhound bus station in Birmingham today to help disperse crowds which gathered when a group of integrationists." (AP Wirephoto) 1961
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Freedom Riders
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Identifier
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e_frp_008
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Creator
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Associated Press (Photographer)
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Dates
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1961-05-25
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Resource
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Freedom Riders press photographs album
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Caption from the Associated Press reads, "CHANGING OF THE GUARD---Alabama National Guardsmen and Highway Patrolmen turn over to their Mississippi counterparts escort duty for freedom riders bus near the state line yesterday. A guardsman stands duty in foreground in wooded area along the highway to guard against possible violence which never developed." (AP Wirephoto) 1961
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Freedom Riders
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Identifier
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e_frp_009
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Creator
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Associated Press (Photographer)
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Dates
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1961-05-30
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Resource
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Freedom Riders press photographs album
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Description
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Caption from the Associated Press reads, "RIDER ASKS FOR CHARGE---James Davis, of Florence, S.C., self-styled leader of the freedom riders that arrived in Jackson today asks Capt. J.L.Ray on what charge the are being arrested on after they entered the white waiting room at the train station." (AP Wirephoto) 1961
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Freedom Riders
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Identifier
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e_frp_013
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Creator
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Associated Press (Photographer)
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Dates
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1961-05-29
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Resource
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Freedom Riders press photographs album
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Description
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Caption from the Associated Press reads, "ENTRANCE TO HINDS COUNTY PRISON FARM---This is the main entrance to the Hinds County Prison Farm near Jackson. Nineteen freedom riders are at the farm serving out $200 fines. This is where Rev.C.T. Vivian, one of the riders says he was hit by a guard for failing to address him as Sir." (AP Wirephoto) 1961.
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Freedom Riders
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Identifier
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e_frp_016
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Creator
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Associated Press (Photographer)
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Dates
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1961-05-28
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Resource
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Freedom Riders press photographs album
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Caption from the Associated Press reads, "FREEDOM RIDERS RETURN---Lucretia Collins, the only freedom rider jailed at Jackson, Mississippi, to accept release under bond, receives a welcome back hug from fellow Tennessee A&I student Yvonne Brown of Nashville at the universityís baccalaureate service today. Miss Collins (left), whose father is stationed in Alaska with the Army, returned to Nashville to receive her A&I degree. Commencement will be held tomorrow." (AP Wirephoto) 1961
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Freedom Riders
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Identifier
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e_frp_017
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Associated Press (Photographer)
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Dates
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1961-05-24
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Freedom Riders press photographs album
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Caption from the Associated Press reads, "FREEDOM RIDERS LEAVE---A bus bearing freedom riders leaves the station in Montgomery today as they resumed their rides through the south testing integration." (AP Wirephoto) 1961
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Freedom Riders
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Identifier
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e_frp_018
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Creator
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Associated Press (Photographer)
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Dates
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1961-08-25
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Resource
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Freedom Riders press photographs album
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Description
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Caption from the Associated Press reads, "RIDERS ARRESTED---Sheriff Mac Sim Butler arrests freedom riders as they sit at a lunch counter in Montgomery bus station today. The sheriff tapped each of the racially mixed group on the shoulder and announced they were being charged with breach of peace." (AP Wirephoto) 1961
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Freedom Riders
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Identifier
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e_frp_019
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Creator
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Associated Press (Photographer)
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Dates
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1961-05-24
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Resource
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Freedom Riders press photographs album
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Caption from the Associated Press reads, "LOADED IN PADDY WAGON---Freedom riders are loaded in to a city police van after their arrest in Jackson today. Twelve of the freedom riders were arrested after they arrived in Jackson and taken to the city jail." (AP Wirephoto) 1961
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Freedom Riders
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Identifier
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e_frp_020
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Creator
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Associated Press (Photographer)
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Dates
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1974-10-25
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Resource
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Freedom Riders press photographs album
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Caption from the Associated Press reads, "MEETS WITH CIVIL RIGHTS LEADERS---President Gerald Ford talks with Vernon Jordan, center, executive director of the National Urban League, and Rev. Jesse Jackson, national president of Operation PUSH, Friday during his meeting with civil rights leaders at the White House." (AP Wirephoto) 1961
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Freedom Riders
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e_frp_021
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Creator
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Associated Press (Photographer)
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1961-05-23
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Freedom Riders press photographs album
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Caption from the Associated Press reads, "ALL NIGHT BUS DEPOT GUARD---National Guardsmen continue policing of Greyhound bus depot, background, in downtown Montgomery through Monday night. The depot was the scene of racial violence Saturday with arrival of Freedom riders and the city is under martial law. A photographer crouches in foreground while guardsmen sit on wall." (AP Wirephoto) 1961
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Freedom Riders
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e_frp_023
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Creator
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Associated Press (Photographer)
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Dates
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1961
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Freedom Riders press photographs album
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Description
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Caption from the Associated Press reads, "FREEDOM RIDER LEADER---Diane Nash, a leader in the Nashville group which sent freedom riders to Alabama last week, touching off Saturdayís riot, is shown above. Miss Nash is coordinator of the central committee of the Nashville Student Non-Violence Movement." (Picture made 1960/04/10) AP Wirephoto 1961
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Freedom Riders
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e_frp_024
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Creator
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Associated Press (Photographer)
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Dates
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1961-05-27
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Freedom Riders press photographs album
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Caption from the Associated Press reads, "FREEDOM RIDER LEAVES JAIL---Lucretia Collins, 21, one of the freedom riders arrested on Wednesday leaves Hinds County Jail in Jackson today with her attorney Jack Young after posting $500 bond. She plans to return to Nashville, Tenn. To graduate from Tennessee State college." (AP Wirephoto 1961)
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Freedom Riders
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e_frp_025
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Creator
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Associated Press (Photographer)
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1961-05-24
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Resource
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Freedom Riders press photographs album
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Caption from the Associated Press reads, "MORE FREEDOM RIDERS---A new busload of freedom riders including four white college professors and three Negro students, arrives in Montgomery today under guard of police and National Guard. Center with glasses is Rev. William S. Coffin Jr. At left partly hidden is Dr. David E. Swift, and behind him wearing glasses is Dr. John D. Maguire." (AP Wirephoto 1961)
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Freedom Riders
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e_frp_028
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Creator
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Associated Press (Photographer)
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Dates
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1961-05-24
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Resource
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Freedom Riders press photographs album
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Caption from the Associated Press reads, "SENDOFF---Rev. Martin Luther King, Negro integration leader, shakes hands with Paul Dietrich just before a bus of freedom riders left Montgomery today. Dietrich, white ministerial student from Virginia, joined the freedom riders here." (AP Wirephoto 1961)
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Freedom Riders
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e_frp_032
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Creator
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Associated Press (Photographer)
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1961-05-31
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Freedom Riders press photographs album
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Caption from the Associated Press reads, "RIDERS ENTER TRAIN STATION---Freedom riders talk with newsmen as they enter the train station in Jackson yesterday. From top left they are: Charles A. Haynie, Ithaca, N.Y., Joe Griffith, Ithaca, and Tom Green Ithaca, top center. James Davis Jr., front left, and Robert L. Heller, Rockville Center, N.Y. in foreground. All are in city jail today." (AP Wirephoto 1961)
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Freedom Riders
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Identifier
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e_frp_033
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Creator
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Associated Press (Photographer)
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Dates
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1961-05-31
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Resource
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Freedom Riders press photographs album
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Description
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Caption from the Associated Press reads, "RIDERS ARRIVE BY TRAIN---Five of the 8 freedom riders arriving in Jackson leave the train which brought them from New Orleans yesterday. The group, which included four white male students from Cornell University, were arrested when they sought to use white facilities in the depot." (AP Wirephoto 1961)