Migrant flight evokes memories of segregation Reverse Freedom Riders
The roughly 100 passengers who boarded busses in southern cities were told they would be welcomed to John F. Kennedy's home, given jobs and housing.
Source: capecodtimes.com
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The roughly 100 passengers who boarded busses in southern cities were told they would be welcomed to John F. Kennedy's home, given jobs and housing.
In 1962, roughly 100 Black passengers who boarded busses in the South were told John F. Kennedy would provide food, housing in Massachusetts.