Day 7: Tariq Meyers
Student Freedom Rider Tariq Meyers described the power of love to enable healing.
Day 5: Jason McGaughey
Jason McGaughey asks his fellow Student Freedom Riders about their definitions of reconciliation.
"Race still matters, Jack," from John Seigenthaler
Former Assistant to Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy John Seigenthaler describes telling his grandson the story of the Freedom Rides.
Day 5: Lu-Anne Haukaas Lopez
Student Rider Lu-Anne sings Freedom Songs on the 2011 Bus with Freedom Rider Earnest "Rip" Patton.
Day 6: May Mgbolu and Ryan Price
Two Student Freedom Riders perform a slam poem they wrote. "Equality?" by May Mgbolu and Ryan Price.
Day 5: Esther Kim
In historically significant Anniston, AL, Student Freedom Rider Esther Kim observes similarities to her hometown of Salt Lake City, UT.
Day 5: Charles Reed Jr.
In part 1 of Charles Reed's video journal, the Student Freedom Rider asks himself, As a Freedom Rider, would you forgive the mob?
Day 6: Alicia Skeeter
Alicia Skeeter interviews fellow Student Freedom Rider Tariq Meyers about what will be left in Anniston, AL after the bus leaves.
Day 5: Karl Kumodzi
Student Freedom Rider Karl Kumodzi reflects on the 2011 Ride's visit to Anniston, AL.
Freedom Rider Reverend Reginald Green
Freedom Rider Rev. Reginald Green sings to the 40 student riders on Day 2 of the 2011 Student Freedom RIde.
Day 4: Rachael DeMarce
Student freedom rider Rachael DeMarce shares the exciting news she received on the morning of Day 4.
Day 4: Collis Crews
Student Freedom Rider Collis Crews describes memorable exhibits at the International Civil Rights Museum.
Day 4: JoyEllen Freeman
Student Rider JoyEllen Freeman contemplates her own feelings of self doubt, and asks Freedom Rider Ernest "Rip" Patton whether he experienced self doubt.
Day 4: Lily Astiz
Student Freedom Rider Lily Astiz captures the deeper ... and lighter moments of the 2011 ride.
Day 4: Michael Tubbs
Student Freedom Rider Michael Tubbs "sees the light" at the site of the Greensboro, NC 1960 lunch counter sit in.
Day 4: Benjameen Quarless
Student Freedom Rider Ben Quarless reads a poem he composed about his perspective of the Freedom Rides.
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