Along Freedom's Road and the bus protest legacy
In Crisis magazine Rev C K Steele recounts the May 26 1956 Florida A and M University students forced to stand on a crowded Tallahassee bus to avoid a white passenger. The driver arrested them for riot and a cross burned outside their residence, fueling a national civil rights debate and urging focus on racial cooperation and human relations. Roy Wilkins received two awards on November 4 for leadership in civil rights and human relations.
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If you are arrested rights and help explained
The Miami Civil Liberties Union chapter offers a free booklet on arrested persons rights. It outlines when police take someone into custody, the right to counsel, public defenders, and how to obtain legal aid. It notes contact points including James C. Henderson Public Defender and Lawyers Referral Service in Miami Florida.
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