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65 Years Later, the Freedom Riders Are Ready for Another Battle: ‘This Movement Has to be Reopened’
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65 Years Later, the Freedom Riders Are Ready for Another Battle: ‘This Movement Has to be Reopened’
By Shauna Stuart | For the Birmingham Times When Kredelle and Alphonso Petway joined the civil rights movement of the 1960s, they were following in the footsteps of their father Rev. Matthew Petway, who had been an activist since the 1950s. The family was based in Pensacola, Fla., but spent time in Montgomery, Ala. Kredelle started out helping people get registered to vote, assisting them with the application process. She helped them understand …
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