Justice Without Violence

The story of the now legendary Montgomery Bus Boycott of 1955-1956. Locally engineered by the African American community, this nonviolent protest to end bus segregation inspired a new era in freedom and human rights struggles around the globe. Never has a movement so successfully united a group of people across class, gender, and age.

[@geekmeee]

We are blinded by sight!

[@michaelmitchell5098]

Excellent job! Thank you for sharing this with us 😊

[@DonS-m9e]

We are still lost in darkness of hate in 2025

[@fernandobrown5705]

we have not arrived yet.... but we have come a long way

[@geekmeee]

In the words of Malcolm X…
‘Pulling the knife half-way out,
does not represent progress.’

[@bradsmith7116]

If you still refuse to air "Mr. Ratburn and the Special Someone", then I suppose that's your choice, but please advertise your schedule with honest accuracy.

[@cornbreadfedkirkpatrick9647]

In the 80's I ask several white gentlemen about this and the Birmingham show of stupidity, and I ask them was all that really needed they said no just a show of s excess stupidity and show of power, and then they said if you spoke out you got mistreated badly too but, you went the way of the resistance fighters and the smuggler's slaves out of the south to freedom and other ways.

[@geekmeee]

Denial comes in many forms.