Freedom Riders National Monument in Anniston, AL commemorates the courageous actions of a group of Freedom Riders who challenged racial segregation in interstate travel in 1961. Their bravery and the subsequent violent attack they endured played a pivotal role in the Federal Government's decision to ban segregation in interstate travel.
Visitors to the monument can explore the history of the Freedom Riders movement and visit sites associated with their journey, offering a powerful opportunity to learn about and reflect upon the fight for equality during the Civil Rights era.
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