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DESCRIPTION:On December 1, 1955, tired and weary from a long day of work, Rosa Parks 
 refused to give up her bus seat to a white man and 4 days later the 
 Montgomery Bus Boycott began. Today for many low-income, communities of 
 color, in the Bay Area region and across the nation, access to reliable, 
 accessible and affordable transportation remains an unmet need.   Join 
 Urban Habitat and our transportation justice allies for a community event 
 to talk about the transportation justice movement in the Bay Area. 
 Hurricane Katrina’s devastation of the Gulf Coast region highlights the 
 fact that there is still much to be done in achieving transportation equity 
 and justice and the reality that in many low-income communities, municipal 
 planning is not meeting the needs of its most vulnerable residents.  We 
 hope you will join us in honoring the memory of Ms. Rosa Parks and be part 
 of the unveiling of the new issue of our journal Race, Poverty and the 
 Environment – Moving the Movement: Transportation Justice 50 Years after 
 the Montgomery Bus Boycott.   Featuring the Joy Gospel Choir, performers, 
 speakers and more  Speakers/sponsors: Reverend Elliot, Allen Temple Chair 
 of Clergy Caucus OCC; KidsFirst!; Ella Baker Center for Human Rights; 
 Public Advocates, Equal Justice Society & Urban Habitat  Rain location: 
 First Unitarian Church; 685 14th St. @ Martin Luther King Jr. Way  For more 
 info (510) 839-3716  transit@urbanhabitat.org  http://www.urbanhabitat.org  
 \n https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2005/11/30/82273.php
SUMMARY:Transportation Justice 50 Years after Rosa Parks & the Montgomery Bus Boycott
LOCATION:Frank Ogawa Plaza (in front of City Hall)  Broadway & 14th Street  Dowtonw 
 Oakland  
URL:https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2005/11/30/82273.php
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