In 1955, segregation on interstate buses, trains, and waiting rooms was banned by the federal government. But, it wasn't u...
In 1955, segregation on interstate buses, trains, and waiting rooms was banned by the federal government. But, it wasn't u...
Technical drawing of tumbler by The Legacy Line showing dimensions and construction details
In 1955, segregation on interstate buses, trains, and waiting rooms was banned by the federal government. But, it wasn't u...
In 1955, segregation on interstate buses, trains, and waiting rooms was banned by the federal government. But, it wasn't u...
Technical drawing of tumbler by The Legacy Line showing dimensions and construction details

Memphis Bus Waiting Room

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Write Your Legacy.

Our journals honor the past while inspiring your own story. Bound with a wooden cover and filled with 50 pages, each one is a daily reminder that our voices matter.

Memphis Bus Waiting Room

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The Story Behind the Legacy

In 1955, segregation on interstate buses, trains, and waiting rooms was banned by the federal government. But, it wasn't until 1959 that Memphis stations started following it. Withers' photo reminded the nation that legal change means little without justice being enforced.”