SEPTA riders this week on the Route 38 bus will notice a seat set aside for a civil rights giant.
In 1955, Parks refused to give up her seat on a Montgomery, Alabama bus and was arrested.
Restaurant In Northern Liberties Serving Up Delicious Flavor And Showing 'Pretty Girls Cook'“We will never go back to the way it was, and those words are as relevant today as the day she said them. Transit, race, and equality have always been intertwined,” SEPTA CEO and General manager Leslie Richards said.The bus destination sign has also been changed for the month of February. It will say “Remembering Rosa Parks.
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