An interracial group of 16 people met resistance during their travels 75 years ago.
The city of New Orleans removed a White supremacist monument overnight Monday, with Mayor Mitch Landrieu acknowledging the take down as a step toward a better future.
For Blacks during the height of the Jim Crow Era (1877-mid-1960s), a primary concern was making it to and from our destination safely, as traveling in a country plagued by racism was no easy feat.
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