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FREEDOM WALKERS Carpool | Mongtomery Alabama Bus Boycott 1955.
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In Suggestions for Victorious Bus Boycotters, MLK's Powerful Turn Toward Nonviolence
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Walking to work, 1956.
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In 1955 and 1956 thousands of supporters participated in a mass boycott of Montgomery buses that lasted 381 days. African Americans organized carpools or car sharing to support those in the community who opted to rely on automobiles rather than public transportation. Flyers like this one advertised carpooling services and helped to keep the boycott going strong.
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Martin Luther King flyer distributed after Supreme Court ruling in 1956: "Integrated Bus Suggestions." This is a wonderful primary source to share with students while reading "Freedom Walkers: The Story of the Montgomery Bus Boycott".
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Georgia Gilmore. Founder of The Club from Nowhere, anonymously sold baked goods & food to support the Montgomery Bus Boycott. Faced economic reprisals for her efforts.
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King’s Methods..suggestions for reentering the bus after Montgomery Bus Boycott..Go MLK jr!
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Police watch a crowd of African-Americans as they wait for a car pool lift in 1956 during the Montgomery Bus Boycott.
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Bayard Rustin, if he were still alive, would turn 100 years old on March 17. Among Martin Luther King Jr.'s inner circle during the Montgomery Bus Boycott and the run-up to the March on Washington, Rustin rarely stepped into the spotlight and labored mostly behind the scenes before 1963.
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The Montgomery Bus Boycott begins | African American Registry
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