. >> like a paddy wagon, an escapee?would be awesome. >> the truck looks like one of those high end portable bathroom trucks, you know, with the men's room and women's room, two doors on the side. i think it was a stray peer. >> i think you're right, i don't think they knew the guy was in there. >> that solved it. >> who stops? the people drive around the guy too? >> yeah, the guy gets up, limping a little bit, and cars just keep driving around him. >> you don't see that every day. >> nope, and you also don't see this every day. as we pull up to the crosswalk here, you see the vehicle in front of us stopped, and then you notice something really small over here. you're thinking, well, what is it? whatever it is is, the driver spotted it, gets out of the car, walks right over to it, a t-shirt or sweater, picks it up, over to the side, and according to the poster, it was a hedgehog that found itself on that crosswalk. he was stuck. >> he was crossing legally. he was trying to get across the road, and this little man, out of

had never been in a paddy wagon in my life. we had some mothers and their that were praying. i do not have any regrets. the space now hold a colorful mosaic mural commemorating those brave mother is now well into their 80s. they came back to the school june 5th to hear them describe the citizens as the spark that ignited the civil rights movement. >> over 200,000 students boycotted chicago public schools. racial segregation involved much more than schools. there is a complete separation of blacks and whites. you have to understand when you do with the 1964 civil rights act black people as a group were considered in hammond. he says back then the civil- rights movement has plenty of protesters. they needed black attorneys to make sure the laws are enforced. it was against the laws for blacks to drink out of their whitewater file and appeared to be put in jail for doing that. but had to be taught how to live as a child and also how to be mindful of these traps. four days after him until was accused of flirting with a white woman he was kidnapped tortured and murdered by two whi

see young women and men working together challenging piece shares, going to jail, singing in the paddy wagonsbuses that were burnt up. i am -- is the leader of the freedom rides, and so this is the notion of being a revolutionary radical. they were not inconsistent however i will say that a large part of the population hasn't been educated to the fact that there was this leadership within women. they sent others from the university down. they brought them down. america tells a story about the movements that undercuts the kind of work that those women leaders would have where it is all put behind-the-scenes and as far as we understand these were not overnight success stories. this is something that was built over decades of work and a couple of great books that are out there about to ella baker and about whom this mythology has reached incredible proportions. the degree to which we cut off rosa parks from who see -- she was laboring in the tough conditions to figure out banging their head against the wall but to keep at it seeing no fruit of their labor for years and years and feeling like not

young women working together and challenging these shares and going to jail and singing in the paddy wagons and going on the buses that got burned up and diane nash was the leader of the freedom rise. this notion of being a radical and woman were not inconsistent but a large part of the population wasn't thought of with the women. so they don't see the leadership because it is coming from aa tradition. >> it was dorthy heights and ella davis that brought bob moses down. and that is what kathleen is talking about. >> i think sometimes, too, america tells itself a story about the movements that undercut the kind of work that those women leaders were doing. where it is like that was put behind the scenes and these were overnight success stories. this was who is america's next great civil right leader contest and whoever is on stage wins it. not this was something that was built over decades of work. just to flag a couple books out there. a book about ella baker and a book about rosa parks and how this has reached incredible por portion. the degree we cut off rosa parks as an organize is astoun