Explore Nashville's pivotal role in the Civil Rights Movement on this 1-hour walking tour through sites tied to the city's nonviolent protests of the 1950s and '60s. Learn how students at Nashville's predominantly Black universities helped lead the movement, visit places connected to this powerful history, and sit at the infamous Woolworth lunch counter where the sit-ins took place. Along the way, gain insight into the city's people, music, food, and enduring legacy of activism around race and equality.