In the weeks and months that followed the Boycott, the Coordinating Council of Community Organizations (CCCO), a union of 17 separate civil rights groups, tried to negotiate with the school board over
the thirteen demands made on Freedom Day. The board frequently gave them the runaround, escalating tensions that would eventually result in another massive school boycott, Freedom Day II, in 1964.
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