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Updated 02 April 2018
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Civil rights 'Freedom Riders' consider MLK's legacy, 50 years after his death

Updated 02 April 2018
REUTERS

Civil rights 'Freedom Riders' consider MLK's legacy, 50 years after his death

Fifty years after the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr, civil rights 'Freedom Riders' consider what has and hasn't changed in U.S. race relations since they challenged segregation on public transport in the 1960s. Rough Cut (no reporter narration)

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