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Freedom Riders 60th Anniversary: Bus rides remembered for changing interstate travel

1 of 3 Mug shots of the Freedom Riders arrested in Mississippi, including John Lewis, upper left, and Catherine Burks-Brooks, top row, third from left. Mississippi Department of Archives and History Upended car damaged and smoking after a riot protesting the Freedom Riders arrival in Montgomery, Alabama. Alabama Department of Archives and History. Donated by Alabama Media Group. Photo by Norman Dean, Birmingham News. Martin Luther King, Jr., with Freedom Riders as they prepare to leave Montgomery, Ala., for Jackson, Miss. Alabama Department of Archives and History. Donated by Alabama Media Group. Photo by Norman Dean, Birmingham News. In February 1946, Jackie Robinson, the first Black man to play in major league baseball, and his wife, Rachel, boarded a plane in Los Angeles, bound for spring training in Daytona Beach, Fla. They had first-class tickets.

Alabama museum unveils restored Greyhound bus for Freedom Rides 60th anniversary

The Alabama Historical Commission on Tuesday officially unveiled a restored Greyhound bus as part of a 60th anniversary exhibit commemorating the 1961 Freedom Rides protesting the segregation of bus terminals. The commission unveiled the bus, which was in service at the time of the protests, during a ceremony at its Freedom Rides Museum in Montgomery, Ala., on Tuesday to mark the date the first group of Freedom Riders left on a bus from.

Vintage Greyhound from Freedom Ride era 60 years ago restored like new

Vintage Greyhound from Freedom Ride era 60 years ago restored like new Cynthia Silva © Provided by NBC News A restored vintage Greyhound bus was unveiled Tuesday morning to commemorate the 60th anniversary of the Freedom Rides. The bus, which was in service during the Freedom Rides a series of political protests against racial segregation in 1961 was unveiled at the Alabama Historical Commission s Freedom Rides Museum in downtown Montgomery. The date of the unveiling coincides with the day the first Freedom Riders left Washington, D.C., bound for New Orleans to protest segregated interstate transportation terminals. “As we celebrate the arrival of the restored Greyhound Bus and its symbolic representation of the courage of the Freedom Riders, we also commemorate the 60th anniversary of the rides and their impact on equal rights for all Americans,” Alabama Historical Commission Chairman Eddie Griffith said in a press release.

Entrepreneurs and Regulations: Removing State and Local Barriers to New Businesses

To replace lost jobs and incomes, the economy needs entrepreneurs to fill the void with business startups. During the economic downturn a decade ago, the business startup rate fell and never fully recovered, which contributed to a slow recovery. Even before that, the startup rate had been trending down since the 1980s. That is troubling because startups play crucial roles in the economy. They create most net new jobs. They are a key source of innovation because new products are often pioneered by new companies. And they challenge dominant firms, which helps to restrain prices and expand consumer choices. This report argues that state and local policymakers should slash regulatory barriers to startup businesses. State governments should repeal certificate of need requirements and minimum wage laws, liberalize occupational licensing and restaurant alcohol licensing, and fully legalize marijuana and hemp businesses. Local governments should reduce and simplify permitting and licensi

Freedom Riders 60th anniversary remembered with a restored Greyhound bus

Freedom Riders 60th anniversary remembered with a restored Greyhound bus CNN 5/5/2021 By Christina Zdanowicz, CNN © Mickey Welsh/The Montgomery Advertiser/USA Today Network A restored vintage Greyhound bus is unveiled at the Freedom Rides Museum in Montgomery, Alabama, for the 60th anniversary of the Freedom Rides on May 4. An Alabama museum unveiled a restored Greyhound bus Tuesday in honor of the 60th anniversary of the Freedom Riders who fought for desegregation in bus terminals. The unveiling of the bus, which was in service during the time of the Freedom Rides in 1961, coincides with the 60th anniversary of when the first Freedom Riders left Washington, DC, for New Orleans. The ceremony was at the Alabama Historical Commission s Freedom Rides Museum in Montgomery, Alabama, on Tuesday.

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