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so although this is a jewish unity the station was quite interesting because some of the people wanted to try to continue despite the fact that a nail a bus that would take this any place and that's the question that part of town was willing to go to montgomery ala whether we would head on to new orleans and i think there's a low heat to cope with the summer people who were made it to call it off with some people are really you know the walking wounded they had been beaten up pretty bad laden and some were still suffering from the smoke then inhaled in that song it's a
but us air near you know they were really dedicated courageous group of people but i'd add they did you know if i made a decision that they head to come to that they go by the show as they could at that the ticket and under the circumstances all right i some people felt that the november is saying about the situation that they hadn't many of them to completely true the dead plant but i so wise and people realized that actually they had done what the two circumstances i thought it was over and done and a few days later and
those cues from nashville and other places to be conducted in people coming from everywhere to dissipate i was really surprised because they had heard about everything that had happened too the original group and they were still anxious to get to do they cause unnecessary to prove violence from curb and i today that the death toll was very important and i was as surprised and i'm really happy to see him going up christian dior so they had good girl immediately as the first lady of the freedom riders it's called operation fixing writers' room it would be the
same gentlemen start to re do mormons of all right so one uses them this is something i wrote at the end of the first leg of the free right and so in a song you want to play is cooperation dixie writers' room it would be the same the courageous freedom riders one overby to say that of washington dc and his spirit was high hopes in that country and follow it they have some of the most democratic meetings have attended as things better over safety began to take a more important role
in every man every man wanted to have it's a hank as visible on plants they spoke bluntly there were no political leaders says people would feelings about how best to do what the head to be done but the beatings the tensions the sharks there were the hating the alton lawlessness undid bus riding moll out the mild took its toll as a loyal father followed various homes thursday some were plainly painfully injured some considerably endeavors and others as we are it will be a miracle if all the physical and psychological wounds to heal the deep south was that
the us is weak we're here to get the free rat the first leg of the freedom rider there's a sorrow some ways and i wrote on what i have seen and comb through his collaboration dixie writers will never be the same the courageous freedom riders will never be the same village was attendees see in good spirits with high hopes and their country and for alabama they held so the most democratic meetings ever attended as things got a run for safety began to take a more important role in every man wanted to have his say and cast his vote on plants they spoke broadly they were no political leaders salespeople with feelings about how best to do what they had to do but the beans the ten says the sharks that bit of the hating has neocon
lawlessness and a bus arriving mile out the mouth of his toe as a love for the players homes thursday somewhere painfully injured some considerably nervous and others is wary it would be a miracle if all of them if all their physical and psychological wounds heal the deep south was that with all that this is something i wrote to and nudity have the first leg of the freedom ride and so again captain elias on experience answer is cooperation dixon writers will never be the same this is and this is the first latina for you
courageous freedom riders will never be the same village in washington dc and its spirits with high hopes and their continent for our men they'll some of the most democratic means they'll attend as things better offer safe safely and do nothing dollar and the sparrow and operations overseas africa now this is something i wrote immediately at the first leg of a free ad for you you know there's a certain way ok will we get this right
who is this is something i wrote patton and this is something i wrote after commonwealth the freedom rides it raises free ride is one i would be the same that left washington dc and his peers was high hopes in their country and foam in the hell some of the most democratic meetings have attended as things got her of the safety began to take a more important role in every man wanted to have his say i think as his own plants they spoke bluntly there were no political leaders just people with feelings about how best to do what i have to be done but the beatings the tensions the sharks the depth of the hating the open lawlessness and the bus arriving now let them out of his toe as in no farther
of arizona's some were painfully injured some conservative nervous and others just weary it will be a miracle if all the physical and psychological wounds only he'll be self was that that's because the current as a loaf of of arizona's thursday some were painfully injured some considerably in murders and others just weary it will be a miracle if all their physical and psychological wounds ever heal the deep south was that tough part of the problem the patient has
Series
American Experience
Episode
Freedom Riders
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Interview with Moses Newson, 3 of 3
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Moses Newson is one of four journalists who accompanied the Freedom Riders on the initial ride that left Washington D.C. on May 4, 1961 headed for New Orleans.
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History
Race and Ethnicity
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American history, African Americans, civil rights, racism, segregation, activism, students
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00:11:31
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Chicago: “American Experience; Freedom Riders; Interview with Moses Newson, 3 of 3,” WGBH, American Archive of Public Broadcasting (GBH and the Library of Congress), Boston, MA and Washington, DC, accessed March 20, 2023, http://americanarchive.org/catalog/cpb-aacip-15-0z70v8bd0b.
MLA: “American Experience; Freedom Riders; Interview with Moses Newson, 3 of 3.” WGBH, American Archive of Public Broadcasting (GBH and the Library of Congress), Boston, MA and Washington, DC. Web. March 20, 2023. <http://americanarchive.org/catalog/cpb-aacip-15-0z70v8bd0b>.
APA: American Experience; Freedom Riders; Interview with Moses Newson, 3 of 3. Boston, MA: WGBH, American Archive of Public Broadcasting (GBH and the Library of Congress), Boston, MA and Washington, DC. Retrieved from http://americanarchive.org/catalog/cpb-aacip-15-0z70v8bd0b