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dangin

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3. It took courage

Reply to Are_grits_groceries (Original post)

Sat Dec 1, 2012, 08:20 AM

Dec 2012

Imagine what she felt in that moment of confrontation? But, there were black women doing it all over town. It was a planned campaign and she won the lottery in that she was the first person to run into a racist douche. But, still her courage is undeniable.

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On this day in 1955, [View all] Are_grits_groceries Dec 2012 OP

HELL yeah. byronius Dec 2012 #1

I remember the Jim Crow signs we would see driving from Parris Island to my orthodontist as a kid peacebird Dec 2012 #2

My Mama took me to Sears or some store like that. Are_grits_groceries Dec 2012 #4

Raised in Central Florida in the 50s ewagner Dec 2012 #8

It took courage dangin Dec 2012 #3

Thank you for the reminder, Grits. One of the brave souls japple Dec 2012 #5

The 1948 GM bus is displayed at the Henry Ford Museum in Dearborn, Michigan pinboy3niner Dec 2012 #6

This should be a national holiday ewagner Dec 2012 #7

What a brave, brave woman. She knew what was right and did it. BlueJazz Dec 2012 #9

Brave for sure. zeemike Dec 2012 #11

I am white and my wife is black, I used to listen to stories my wife's Auntie, mother, and father, Dustlawyer Dec 2012 #10

Jan 2, 1964, my first time in the South dixiegrrrrl Dec 2012 #13

K&R! Omaha Steve Dec 2012 #12