MONTGOMERY, Ala., Dec. 22, 1956 (INS) - Only one case of physical violence and a few muttered threats marked the end of enforced racial segregation on the buses in Montgomery. Negroes ended their ...

The Bus and the Counterculture As the 1960s dawned, America was undergoing a profound transformation. Social norms were ...

Until 1964, the segregation of American citizens based on ... they were forced to finish the commute on a Greyhound bus. Jim ...

that succeeded in dismantling bus segregation laws. King’s words were as powerful as his deeds, and his moving and eloquent addresses, which gave hope to millions, continue to inspire people ...

bus boycotts, a 13-month protest against racial segregation on public transit. "Rosa Parks' husband had a car and she took the bus just to be messy," one Threads user wrote. Social media posts ...

The Montgomery Bus Boycott concluded on December 20thin 1956 many say the day acknowledges all passengers and their right to ...

The bus lines are one of the more visible examples of the growing segregation of men and women in the haredi Orthodox world, part of the larger, long-running battle in haredi society to keep ...

In a move reminiscent of the now-abolished Jim Crow racial segregation laws in the southern US, Mr Yaalon had launched the three-month scheme following repeated complaints from Jewish West Bank ...