In 1963, there was another protest against the bad treatment of black people. It was called the Bristol Bus Boycott, and it led to changes in the law. A boycott is when people refuse to use a ...

The events come exactly 60 years since the end of the Bristol Bus Boycott, begun after the city's bus company refused to employ black drivers. Church bells will ring for four hours as the city ...

Montgomery's year-long bus boycott by Negroes came to an end as the first vehicles moved out on routes through this citadel of racial segregation. Advertisement At first Negroes and whites ...

Montgomerians marked the anniversary of the Montgomery Bus Boycott on Monday with several events, including a ribbon cutting for the Holt Street Baptist Church Historical Museum. The church was ...

She worked to promote civil rights before the Montgomery bus boycott. She did this by: helping black people to register to vote in elections, which was very difficult under the Jim Crow laws ...

A Bristol bus boycott member has received an apology from the council, 60 years after he was denied a job. The Lord Mayor has written to Guy Reid-Bailey OBE, who helped overturn a ban by Bristol ...

Among the fine cast giving us broad brushstroke characterisations is Will Batty as the fast-talking, probably fictional US journalist Jack Nader, who is positively impressed by King but under pressure ...

Yet the Bristol Bus Boycott and its organisers are a part of our shared legacy and mark a significant turning point in race relations in the UK. Knowing and understanding that past helps inform ...

British civil rights campaigner Dr Paul Stephenson, best known for being one of the leaders of the successful Bristol Bus ...

It was women who were driving the bus boycott, and Nixon “scolded the ministers and everyone else for letting the women bear the brunt of the arrests and then backing down like ‘little’ boys ...