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dflprincess

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11. While I certainly don't disagree that we still have more to achieve

Reply to Blasphemer (Reply #8)

Sat Dec 1, 2012, 11:53 PM

Dec 2012

I agree more with your first comment that the front seat belongs to Ms. Parks. In a sense, he was showing that he knows and respects that his achievements may not of have been possible without her (and other leaders of the Civil Rights movement) saying "enough is enough".

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knr-nt NYC_SKP Dec 2012 #1

So much has changed, yet so much has remained the same. demmiblue Dec 2012 #2

My thoughts exactly, although that guy in Rosa's seat shows the change. Faygo Kid Dec 2012 #3

that is a moving juxtaposition.... mike_c Dec 2012 #4

Obama should be driving the bus. n/t Mr.Bill Dec 2012 #5

The President is sitting in the seat behind Rosa. Martin Eden Dec 2012 #6

That stood out to me as well Blasphemer Dec 2012 #8

While I certainly don't disagree that we still have more to achieve dflprincess Dec 2012 #11

Wow! StarryNite Dec 2012 #7

Good to see that our activism in the 60's matters today in many ways. Coyotl Dec 2012 #9

Rush or Hannity would really get off The Green Manalishi Dec 2012 #10

So glad to see this. Thank you. n/t Judi Lynn Dec 2012 #12

He's leaning forward RobertEarl Dec 2012 #13