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Who is Walter F. White?
Season 37 Episode 1
American Experience
About the Episode
He put his life on the line for civil rights but many don't know his name. Do you?
Aired: | Expires: | Runtime: 2m 00s
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Extras
Lynching in Mississippi
WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT: Lynching was a danger African-American men faced in the South.
1:12
Down Freedom's Main Line
Two activists reflect on what the Freedom Rides meant for the Civil Rights movement.
1:03
Why Be a Freedom Rider?
In this video from 1961, two Freedom Riders explain what they're doing.
0:36
Buses Are A-Coming
Even in prison, the Freedom Riders found ways to advocate for their beliefs.
2:16
This Was Absolute War
May 1961, a busload of Freedom Riders were confronted by an angry mob in Montgomery, AL.
2:08
Before Rosa Parks, There Was Irene Morgan
Irene Morgan fought her 1944 arrest for sitting in the front of an interstate bus.
0:52
Practicing Non-Violence
Civil rights activists rehearsed non-violence, and were prepared to face violence.
1:03
Travelling in the Segregated South
For African-Americans, travel in the segregated South was insulting at best.
0:28
A Simple, But Daring Plan
Learn about the 1961 Freedom Rides from the Freedom Riders themselves.
1:35
President Jackson and the Indian Removal Bill
President Andrew Jackson supported moving Native Americans west of the Mississippi.
1:19
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