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This Day in True Crime — February 12, 1962 Bus Boycott Begins in Macon, Georgia On February 12, 1962, Black residents of Macon, Georgia began a citywide bus boycott to protest segregation and discriminatory treatment on public transportation. Riders had long faced harassment, unequal seating rules, and mistreatment from drivers. Community leaders organized the boycott after repeated complaints and arrests tied to segregation policies. For weeks, residents walked, carpooled, and relied on churche
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