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Instagram post 2243870864208799500_789150567 African-American Transportation History: Caroline LeCount, Civil Rights Pioneer LeCount quickly filed a complaint in court. She had to provide documentation to a skeptical magistrate that such a state law did indeed exist, but ultimately justice prevailed. The offending conductor was arrested, and all 18 of Philadelphia’s streetcar companies were put on notice that discrimination would no longer be tolerated. https://transportationhistory.org/2020/02/14/african-american-transportation-history-caroline-lecount-civil-rights-pioneer/

African-American Transportation History: Caroline LeCount, Civil Rights Pioneer

LeCount quickly filed a complaint in court. She had to provide documentation to a skeptical magistrate that such a state law did indeed exist, but ultimately justice prevailed. The offending conductor was arrested, and all 18 of Philadelphia’s streetcar companies were put on notice that discrimination would no longer be tolerated.

https://transportationhistory.org/2020/02/14/african-american-transportation-history-caroline-lecount-civil-rights-pioneer/ ...

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