Selects: What were the Freedom Schools?

This podcast episode delves into the Freedom Schools established during the Civil Rights Movement in the 1960s. In the face of oppression, the schools provided access to quality education, promoted African American history and culture, fostered activism, and raised awareness of the fight for civil rights. The episode highlights the challenges faced by students, teachers, and volunteers, their determination to make a difference, and the movement's lasting impact on civil rights and education.