Day 8: Samantha Williams
Samantha Williams interviews fellow Student Riders and Original Freedom Rider Earnest "Rip" Patton on their feelings about "the N word".
Day 6: Erica Shekell
Erica Shekell reflects on her time as a 2011 Student Freedom Rider. "There is a 'we' ... and we are going the right direction."
Day 9: Maricela Aguilar
Maricela Aguilar describes the variety of causes important to her fellow Student Freedom Riders. "The future of America looks wonderful. It looks beautiful."
Day 9: Davy Knittle
In this photo slideshow, Davy Knittle asks his fellow Student Freedom Riders where their courage comes from.
Day 8: Anna Nutter
Student Freedom Rider Anna Nutter describes her personal feelings about non-violence.
Day 8: Collis Crews
In Montgomery, AL, Student Freedom Rider Collis Crews reflects on hate crimes after visiting the Southern Poverty Law Center.
Day 8: Kaitlyn Whiteside
Kaitlyn Whiteside describes watching the film after having built relationships with several of the original Freedom Riders during the 2011 Student Freedom Ride.
Freedom Riders Theatrical Trailer
The story of the 1961 Freedom Rides through America's Deep South for Civil Rights.
Day 8: Jayanni Webster
Jayanni Webster asks her fellow Student Freedom Riders what are their greatest passions.
Day 7: Rajlakshmi De
Rajlakshmi De interviews fellow Student Freedom Riders about their visit to the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute.
Day 6: Carla Orendorff
Student Freedom Rider Carla Orendorff considers economic disparity amongst the cities she has visited on the 2011 Ride.
Day 4: Anna Nutter
Anna Nutter ponders why she was chosen to participate in the 2011 Student Freedom Ride and what she can add to a conversation on race.
Day 7: Bakhrom Ismoilov
Bakhrom Ismoilov takes us behind the scenes with the Student Freedom Riders on Day 7 of the 2011 Ride.
Day 8: Michellay Cole, Diary of a Freedom Rider
Student Freedom Rider Michellay Cole's Diary of a Freedom Rider, part 2.
Day 5: Jason McGaughey
Jason McGaughey asks his fellow Student Freedom Riders about their definitions of reconciliation.
Day 6: Marshall Houston
"Nonviolence is creative" Student Freedom Rider Davy Knittle raps on the bus in Marshall Houston's video.
Day 7: Tariq Meyers
Student Freedom Rider Tariq Meyers described the power of love to enable healing.
"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 6: May Mgbolu and Ryan Price
Two Student Freedom Riders perform a slam poem they wrote. "Equality?" by May Mgbolu and Ryan Price.
Supported by
