In 1961, the interstate commerce commission ordered all buses, trains, and terminals to be desegregated. this was done in response to the violent reactions whites had against the montgomery bus boycott and against the

Freedom Rides

Explanation:The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered all buses, trains, and terminals desegregated in 1961 in response to the Montgomery Bus Boycott and the Freedom Rides. During the Freedom Rides, blacks and whites rode through Southern states on interstate buses, where they were met with arrests and violence. Like many other events in the Civil Rights Movement, these actions brought national attention to the inequality and racism that existed in parts of the nation.