Five months after the much-publicized Montgomery Bus Boycott in 1955, Florida had its own movement in Tallahassee, one that resulted in profound changes for the residents of out capital city.
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Collecting African American oral histories from four North Florida counties
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Have things changed for the better since the 1954 Supreme Court ruling on segregation? A historian talks about some of the issues that face society and American schools today.
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A historian and crusader remembers his part in the momentous Supreme Court decision that would have far-reaching effects on American life.
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The author of a book on the civil rights struggles in Miami talks with some of the people who helped black Floridians in the pursuit of equallity.
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A panel of southern journalists discuss the bad old days of southern news media
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A new book details the struggles of a young would-be lawyer's fight for justice.
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